When I came into this job on 26 October 2017, while there had been an expert advisory committee, and the organisation had been formed on 1 April 2017, there was no operating model and there was no budget. There was no money. On 1 July 2019, just 18 months after the 2017 election, we had a Cabinet-approved operating model that included a focus on prevention, early intervention, and intensive intervention, and the largest investment in child protection in our nation's history. But have we made a difference? We have. There has been a 44 percent decrease in children coming into care since 2017. Over 850 tamariki Māori less—fewer; I'm not sure which one, Mr Speaker—entered care between 2017 and June this year. We can do better, absolutely, but we're on the right track.