Acknowledges the need for a multi-faceted approach to tackling knife crime, including supporting violence reduction units with adequate funding. Promises to review findings from serious violence reduction orders and suspicionless stop and search trials. Described a whole-of-Government approach to halving knife crime over ten years, including the establishment of the coalition to tackle knife crime and the restoration of neighbourhood policing with an additional £200 million in funding. Mentioned the Young Futures programme for early intervention and support for vulnerable children and young people. In response to knife crime and violence, the government has committed over £49 million for next year towards continuing work through violence reduction units, with £9.4 million allocated specifically for London. The Government have also implemented a ban on zombie knives and machetes since September and are consulting on banning ninja swords. Strengthening age verification controls and checks for all online sellers of knives at the point of purchase and delivery is in progress to reduce illegal sales and content.