JAN LOGIE (Green): Thank you, and I will go back to the Minister and just point to the very, very solid research base that went into that paper or went into the legislation as it was. But to my point around Māori being disproportionately targeted in the justice system, knowing that that's at every step—they're more likely to be spoken to by police and arrested, to be charged and convicted, then imprisoned at disproportionate rates for similar behaviour that Pākehā may engage in—Māori make up, as a result of that, 50 percent of our prison population, and wāhine Māori are now the most imprisoned indigenous women in the world. We know that this has huge repercussions for whānau and our entire communities, causing intergenerational harm. So I'm really interested to hear how the Government will be supporting Māori-led justice solutions and how these solutions will be resourced.