Hon ANDREW LITTLE (Minister of Health): I don't know why the member confines himself to the date of 16 April 2021—$25 million was appropriated in 2020 for a four-year period. For this financial year, $2 million was allocated; for the next financial year, $5 million was allocated; for the following financial year, $8 million; and in the final of the four years, $10 million. Because of the equity issues we have sought to address, a decision was made to start by funding services at Te Pūkenga and the three wānanga. The Ministry of Health and Te Pūkenga have signed the contract for $3.2 million for the period covering 19 April 2021 through to 20 December 2022. The $1.6 million allocated for their learners this year will be transferred in full to them this financial year. The remaining $400,000 of that $2 million allocation will go to the wānanga, who are still talking to the Ministry of Health about how they will manage it. So although the $2 million available this financial year out of the $25 million available for the four years from 1 July last year was not committed as at 16 April this year, it has been since 19 April this year. 