Government's Wellbeing Budget has set aside millions for Christchurch victims

The Government has set aside funding to cope with the aftermath of the terror attacks in Christchurch.

The gun buyback scheme has received $168 million, with $150 million for purchasing the guns and $18 million to pay for the collection of them.

In April, police minister Stuart Nash told Newshub the buyback scheme would go on, even if it cost $1 billion.

The country's two main spy agencies have also been given a $50 million funding boost as a probe continues into whether they could have stopped the attacks. 

The money will go to the Government Communications Security Bureau and the Security Intelligence Service.

An extra $5 million has also been allocated for mental health support for the Christchurch community.

In the wake of the Christchurch terror attack, crowdfunding campaigns raised close to $10.75 million for the victims of the attacks.

Newshub.