Over the recess, I took the opportunity to drop into the Hutt Valley Women's Refuge, and for the first time in a long while there was a smile on the chief executive's face, because they were well-resourced. They were confident, they knew their people, they knew their communities, and they were looking forward to stepping up and helping lead a local response to family violence that we have never seen before. I would like to let people know that I remember well under the previous Government where there was not enough resourcing to adequately fund the very basic responses. I remember being at a roundtable where a decision was taken, due to the insufficient resourcing, that children under two would be prioritised if there was physical or sexual violence occurring in that household. I have to sit here and listen about fiscal discipline—well, fiscal discipline means cuts. Cuts to people's services, and cuts that mean young people grow up in an environment with family harm and sexual violence. I find that world intolerable. This is a Government that continues to invest in our people, because we know that that is our primary resource. Budget 2022 will help us deliver better primary prevention services, support community-led responses, and improve workforce capability to strengthen our community approaches and also to eliminate family violence. 