We heard about how TPK had expanded the coverage of Whānau Ora, because that was quite an interesting change in what traditionally has been the Whānau Ora approach. In this case, we heard how TPK was partnering with hapū and iwi to enable decision making within local communities to support local aspirations and outcomes. We heard about the four trial sites: Te Tihi o Ruahine Whānau Ora Alliance, Te Whare Maire o Tapuwae Charitable Trust, the Huria Trust in Tauranga, and the Raukawa Settlement Trust as well. We also heard about the Whenua Māori Programme, noting that TPK and the Ministry of Justice did receive a joint Budget bid in Budget 2019 to deliver the Whenua Māori Programme, with the aim of connecting Māori to their whenua and providing Māori land owners with tools to govern, to manage, to succeed to, and to develop their land. We also heard about the targeted legislative reform of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act. 