Hon MARAMA DAVIDSON (Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence): I thank the member for the question. Orange the World is an international campaign that represents 16 days of activism against violence against women and girls, and I congratulate members across the House today for wearing orange in support of that day. It started about 30 years ago in 1991, and this struggle, this movement, has been happening for so long, driven by so many women and across so many communities. Yesterday, I was proud to launch Te Aorerekura, our national strategy and action plan to eliminate family violence and sexual violence. For the first time ever, we are working across Government, communities, and tangata whenua to address violence. This is an important step towards ensuring the wellbeing of all people, including women and girls. We not only have a strategy; we have 40 actions where we have committed as a Government, which will take us through the next two years as a starting point, and, might I say, those are 40 actions on top of business as usual. Te Aorerekura is the biggest breakthrough we have seen in addressing violence because it elevates the Government's accountability all across our agencies and our commitment to do things differently.