Hon MARAMA DAVIDSON: Part of the Government being accountable for this work is knowing what this will mean to people in their everyday lives. We heard clearly from the community that we need to achieve both outcomes for people but also changes to the system so that we stop re-traumatising those who need our support. Over time, for example, we expect to see that children and young people understand healthy relationships, how to seek help, and that they can access tailored services. We expect to see that those that use violence are accountable and supported to change their behaviour and address past trauma. Finally, in terms of the system change, we absolutely must see that tangata whenua, Pacific peoples, ethnic peoples, LGBTQIA+ communities, older people, male survivors, and disabled communities can access safe and tailored services that uphold who they are.