Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: Yes, this builds on the $50 million Urgent Response Fund that we put in place as part of our COVID 19-response. The Urgent Response Fund worked on a similar basis, allowing schools and communities to come up with initiatives that best meet their local needs. A survey of the Urgent Response Fund's outcomes was completed by 871 of the recipients, and it found that the respondents reported that their learners were supported and that there were improvements in their re-engagement in learning, their wellbeing, and their cultural wellbeing. The vast majority of respondents considered that they had achieved, or would likely achieve, the intended outcomes for their learners as a result of the fund being there.