One of the largest misunderstandings I've come across during the last three years in this portfolio is that when a child is taken into care, many people think that they're all removed to orphanages or large institutions. Sixty-six percent of children in the care of the State are actually at home, either with mum and dad or direct family or extended whānau. So of the 5,900 children in care, 3,894 are at home with family or whānau. The vast majority of children in technical care are at home with family, supported by the State. Of the 5,900 children under the care of the State, 79 percent have had a parent with treatment for substance abuse or drug-related offences. In recent times, methamphetamine use by parents and other household members is the major factor. At least 50 percent of the most recent entries into care have a relationship to P. The major item number 2 for whoever forms the next Government: make sure there are addiction services on the ground in every community so that they have a chance to reform their family.