The feeling was that the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) weren't necessarily the best people to be able to triage the people that come in and need that kind of support. Thankfully, we now have a bespoke hub on main street Rotorua where people that need those grants can go in but they just don't get the grants; Te Pokapū will actually be able to do the triaging with them. They've got clinicians from the local district health board, they've got MSD officials out the back that can help, they've got the social services located upstairs, and they knew that, despite setting all of this up, their funding was precarious. They only had funding to take them until July this year, they were very nervous about that, so I'm proud to be able to stand here in this House and say that Budget 2022 delivered for them $130 million over four years, which is going to be significant for them to be able to do the real triage that we need to do to be able to address our goals in the Aotearoa/New Zealand Homeless Action Plan but also to be able to treat people with respect and the mana that they deserve in a very fragile and very vulnerable time.