Hon MARAMA DAVIDSON (Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence): Thank you, Mr Speaker. That was a perfect lead-in from my colleague Angie Warren-Clark because I want to stand, in this time, to acknowledge that yesterday was a big day for the work to eliminate family violence and sexual violence for so many, over so long—many, many decades—who have been attempting to do this work for so long. The strategy Te Aorerekura that we launched yesterday is a start of a 25-year plan that we have never had before. Successive Governments, decades and decades of lesser attempts, have failed to reach the vision that I know we all want, which is for everyone to be able to live in their homes and communities in peace and free of violence, to be able to put your hand up when you need help and expect to be believed, to be respected, and to be given the support you need when you need it and for however long you need it. And this strategy is doing things differently because we need to.