This Budget includes $132 million going into initiatives to help communities lead whānau-centred holistic services focused on preventing family violence and sexual violence from happening in the first place, and also helping those using violence to stop. I believe that it's Government's role to enable our communities to not just meet the need of the problems we face as whānau and as a country but to strengthen our resilience, protective skills, and knowledge, to have enduring solutions for generations to come. We do this by supporting community-led whānau-centred programmes and services to provide sustained and holistic support, built around families and whānau. We are extending early support to help people stop using violence. We will ensure that Māori leadership, Te Ao Māori thinking, and the inclusive Te Tiriti framework are at the heart of our approach, to the benefit of everyone. We will support iwi and community leadership to design their own responses to family violence and sexual violence. We will ensure that families and whānau get the help they need, when they need it, how they need it, from people they know and trust. I acknowledge the work of Jan Logie who began this kaupapa. 