JAN LOGIE (Green): Thank you, Mr Chair. I guess I'd just ask the Minister if he'd like to take the opportunity to connect that to the work—the connection between his work and the work that Minister Marama Davidson is doing around reforming the system in relation to family and sexual violence. Acknowledging that traditionally we've had a justice-based response to family and sexual violence, which has left things to the really last minute, until things have gone horribly wrong, before we've stepped in as a Government, and has also just created—like, that the system being adversarial is not acknowledging that those crimes are deeply relational, which provides a barrier for people reporting and people being sent to prison, while being protective in certain cases, actually can just amp things up and can be a disincentive in other cases. So I'm really interested in that talk to that broader work and the role of Justice in the work that Marama Davidson is doing.