Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Justice): The Government has a significant programme of work under way in both of those areas. We're taking steps to protect victims of family violence, including the excellent work undertaken by Minister Davidson to develop New Zealand's first strategy to eliminate family and sexual violence. We've also introduced legislation to keep firearms out of the hands of high-risk offenders, and we're also reforming the Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act to hit gangs where it hurts: to seize their assets and money when they can't prove it has been legitimately earned. Last year, this Government also passed the Sexual Violence Legislation Act, which makes changes to trial processes and evidence rules to reduce the unnecessary re-traumatisation that sexual violence complainants can experience in court. We've increased funding for the likes of the Victim Assistance Scheme to ensure that more victims get the support they need. And we've also invested in practical programmes to keep victims safe, like the Women's Refuge, Whānau Protect, and the National Home Safety Service. All of these measures are designed to make sure we're reducing violent crime and prioritising the needs of victims.