Part 4A provides for the Crown and district health boards to have family care policies to pay resident family members to provide personal care and household management support for their eligible ill or disabled family members. However, when Part 4A was introduced in 2013, the then Attorney-General found that the limitation to rights and freedoms in Part 4A could not be justified under section 5 of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990. This is because Part 4A of this Act allows the exclusion of certain resident family members from being paid for providing support and prohibited claims to the Human Rights Commission for family care policies; that was wrong. That's why the parties of our Government have been so committed to repealing Part 4A and undoing a shameful legacy of the last Government. It is the right thing to do and our coalition Government is delivering on this commitment. 