Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Mr Chair, and thank you to the Minister for answering some of my questions. The one that she might just come back to is around the strangulation support, a cross-agency initiative of $20 million, which was supposed to support 870 cases a year and has so far only supported 38, but this Budget has given another $8 million. The question I had was: how on earth could we be confident that this would help deal with what is a very significant problem and help victims, but also help prosecution cases, and why is there not much more progress being made? On the electoral law, my basic question there was why she thinks it's a good idea that taxpayers should put in an extra $10 million of extra money for policy advice for the Ministry of Justice on a bill that is a partisan bill in our view, which doesn't have widespread support in the committee in relation to electoral finance, given the fact that that applies to all parties and usual practices to try to make some attempt to be more bipartisan when dealing with these issues.