Also as part of Samoan Language Week, I'd like to acknowledge the advocacy of the former New Zealand Law Society president Tiana Epati around the legal aid system and the need for investment in it. I know that the Opposition member Chris Penk, the shadow Attorney-General, raised this in the debate two or three weeks ago, and the absolute need for the funding issues that have been there for well over 10 years to be addressed. I would like to thank the advocacy of the Law Society and the survey that they did, which led to an increase in funding of $190 million to expand the legal aid services to about another 93,000 people, as one of the large investments in the justice sector. Also, I think, important to the justice sector is a continued investment in the likes of Te Ao Mārama, a judicially led initiative to make sure that our courthouses or court operations around the country can be better focused on looking after all people who go through that, both victims and those who want not to reoffend. So can I thank the Finance Minister for his funding of an initiative of $190 million for that. 