Davidson MaramaHon MARAMA DAVIDSON (Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence): Madam Speaker thank you very much. He mihi nui ki a koutou katoa i roto i tēnei Whare. Yesterday I was privileged to announce $114.5 million towards Te Aorerekura towards achieving the vision of everyone in Aotearoa living free from family violence and sexual violence living with peace.I firstly want to acknowledge the fantastic crowd out at Porirua Ngā Uri o Whiti Te Rā Mai Le Moana Trust and particularly their kaimahi their leadership on the ground and people like Saviour who delivered a fantastic mihi to this work to the care that they have for their community. And my outstanding colleagues who were there to announce this incredible piece of work following Te Aorerekura the launch of our strategy to eliminate family violence and sexual violence at the end of the year last year.Now what has become very very clear is we have to do things differently. This budget is the first budget the first financial commitment that we see from Government following the launch of that strategy. And it's clear that Te Aorerekura is about generational change. It is a 25-year minimum commitment and has pathways to six key shifts that we must change if we have real hope—and I think we all do and can and must have real hope of eliminating family violence and sexual violence. A whole lot of work needs to be done. It won't all be done at once. But what the strategy has done is outline the key pathways that the research has shown that the community have called for that the sector and expertise have called for that we collectively have agreed are the ways towards achieving that vision and that goal for our families and communities.So the budget that I announced yesterday is across all of the key shifts that are in Te Aorerekura. For example there is $38.1 million in shift one and that is where people were clear that we had to have an approach towards strength-based wellbeing. Shift two has $4 million towards mobilising communities and that was about making sure that we are having a wider deeper more expanded reach across Aotearoa to work properly with and engage the leadership to mobilise communities to be at the centre of their own solutions. There is an entire shift dedicated to increasing the skill and the quality and capability capacity of our workforce. If we are going to do this work we need a workforce who are supported who are valued who have the resource the knowledge and the expertise training and development that they want and need to do good work so that when someone puts their hand up for help they are given the level of support they deserve. Everyone deserves the level of support they require towards restoration and healing to overcome trauma and to interrupt intergenerational trauma.We also have massive investment in primary prevention—that has been one of the biggest gaps and lacks in successive Governments' approaches to this work. For decades and generations we have focused on being the receiving ambulance at the bottom of the violence cliff. We've known for a long time and now we are finally dedicating huge resource and support not just to fiscal primary prevention strategies and programmes but through a collective understanding that we must commit to stopping violence before it happens—and that there are complex dynamics shifts in cultures and attitudes and behaviours that are going to be the only way we can change the environments that allow violence to not just happen but allow it to continue to happen. Primary prevention is a third of the amount that I announced yesterday $37.6 million and it will be led with the leadership of communities in authentic partnership with Government.We also know that while we want to prevent violence from happening it is still happening and we must improve our responses. We must have responses that are safe that are timely that are appropriate and most of all accountability from our Crown agencies and Government departments—ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Hon Jacqui Dean): The member's time has expired.