The committee also looked at how the Ministry of Justice was supporting Te Ao Mārama. Te Ao Mārama is a programme, is a vision, for the District Court to be a place where all New Zealanders can seek justice, regardless of their ethnicity, culture, finances, or ability. It draws upon the lessons of solution-orientated therapeutic courts and tries to involve the community in that process. The two pilot courts for Te Ao Mārama were the Gisborne and Hamilton District Courts, but officials also noted that Porirua's Young Adult List court is resulting in better compliance with bail conditions. There were also examples provided of Te Whare Whakapiki Wairua ki Kirikiriroa, the Waikato Alcohol and Other Drug Treatment Court, which opened in Hamilton. The ministry has supported the judiciary in consulting with local iwi as well as other groups in these communities.