Hon PRIYANCA RADHAKRISHNAN: As I mentioned in my responses to the previous questions, the main difference here is, firstly, that our Government in the last term invested in strengthening the Office of Ethnic Communities, including its community engagement function, and increased its funding that goes to grass-roots community organisations eightfold. This is the next step in the journey of creating a ministry, something that our communities have asked for for more than a decade. For the first time, we will have a chief executive, who will sit at the top table and be able to influence change. That is a significant difference, and while members across the House might sneer, our communities hold this very strongly. In terms of it being a departmental agency hosted by the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA), the only thing that this new ministry will share with the DIA is the back end corporate functions, like procurement, like HR policy, like finance policy. I strongly believe that being able to share those functions and not reinvent the wheel, and actually focus the time, energy, and resources on our communities, will be beneficial.