Naylor JonoJONO NAYLOR (National): It is great to be able to stand up and speak just after that member Darroch Ball who was talking about there being not enough funding for the justice sector when actually when we look through these Estimates for the Budget for the 2017/18 year what we see across the board is in fact additional funding.I do just want to acknowledge the great work that has been done by the Ministers across the justice sector: obviously Ministers Bennett in Police Adams in Justice and Collins in Corrections because as I said we are seeing increased funding and increased emphasis going into the whole sector across the board. In fact when we look at the extra 1125 police staff there are of course 880 front-line police. In terms of intervention at that level it is great that we are going to see extra people out there who have a twofold purpose. By having extra police it makes it easier for us to catch those who are perpetrating crimes but of course when we are seeing extra resources out there patrolling in more communities what that also has is a preventative measure aspect to it as well. So by having extra police we have those who are obviously able to work harder as I said in catching those people who are committing crimes but also work in that preventative space as well.I want to particularly touch on the area of Corrections where there is in fact $255.9 million in funding going in over the next 4 years to help to deliver core services and reduce reoffending. Now it is not very often that it happens that you necessarily have somebody fresh out of prison come into your office but actually yesterday in my office in Palmerston North I had somebody come into my office who had been released from prison only last Tuesday. He wanted to come to see me to talk about the fact that he wanted to make a video to actually help to encourage people who are in prison to stop them from reoffending to stop them from wanting to go back to prison or doing the sorts of things that would lead them back. It was interesting actually he thought it was—one of the reasons was that life in prison was too easy but that was just his take on it interestingly enough.But I think by us actually having extra funding to put into those areas that can help reduce reoffending. We have actually got people who have been in prison a number of times themselves wanting to commit to helping others to do that. I think it is great that he is actually committed to wanting to help in that way.I also want to touch on the introduction of the new non-emergency numbers for reporting. I think this is a great initiative. I know that on a number of occasions I have used the ⃰555 number. Thankfully I have hands-free on my car phone so I can utilise that. But actually it has been a great tool for people to be able to report non-emergency issues while on the road. And the introduction of a number that will be easy for people to remember easy for people to access—they are not necessarily having to go to the phone book to look for the local phone number for the police for those people who still use phone books that is of course. It took me a while to find mine at home the other day actually.Richard Prosser: And have one in the car. Ha ha!JONO NAYLOR: But anyway—I certainly do not have it in the car that is for sure. It is bad enough driving while using a phone. It would be worse to be reading a phone book I am sure particularly when you are getting a bit middle-aged and you need reading glasses or something. But that said I think this initiative just goes to show that this is a Government that is committed across the board to the Justice Sector and that is actually still full of innovation and still looking for new ways that we can help reduce crime make it easier for people to report crime and also reduce the level of reoffending as well.There has been a great record I believe from this Government over the last 3 years or 9 years in fact in addressing issues of domestic violence by putting things in place that will make it easier for people to report putting things in place for victims—and these estimations are a carry on from this. Going from strength to strength is what we are doing. It is great to see these initiatives going forward and I commend the Estimates in this area to the Committee.