Hon JAN TINETTI: In its review programme, ERO regularly raises issues about student wellbeing with schools. ERO requires school boards to confirm that policies, procedures, and guidelines are in place around wellbeing, including providing a safe physical and emotional environment, anti-bullying initiatives, and internet safety. In terms of a more wide-reaching survey, I also know that Minister Davidson has recently launched a national engagement process around the elimination of family and sexual violence, which will be used as the foundations of a national strategy and action plan. Similarly, Minister Radhakrishnan has the first national youth health and wellbeing survey, What About Me, currently under way to look at youth wellbeing in New Zealand. That survey covers a range of topics such as self-harm, pornography, consensual sexual activity, unwanted sexual contact, and where young people go for advice and help about sex and relationships.