We know that still currently the wait times and the expense of accessing the courts remains a huge barrier for many New Zealanders. The Greens supported, of course, significant lifts to community law centre funding and the human rights tribunal last term. But we do know that this is still not meeting the needs of marginalised people in our country at the moment. In particular, I'd like to raise the access to justice issues for disabled people, where legal aid rates are low, hours are low, and accommodations for people with disabilities are virtually non-existent. While additional funding was provided for disabled clients in care-of-child cases in 2019, all of that funding amounted to $150 per case. That's about a half-hour of a lawyer's time, which clearly is not even a drop in the bucket when it comes to ensuring the rights of those people. 