Today, we deliver our fourth wellbeing Budget. Now, my virtual presence in the debating chamber is, obviously, not my preference on such a significant day. It means, for instance, that I'm not able to pay tribute to the Minister of Finance, Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson, in person. New Zealand has navigated some incredibly difficult times in recent years. It was only two years ago, for instance, that the Minister of Finance created the COVID Response and Recovery Fund, and delivered a jobs Budget that included investments in business support, infrastructure, and trades training. It protected half of all workers in New Zealand. It delivered a record amount of new apprentices. It enabled us, in spite of a pandemic, to deliver our nine-thousandth additional public housing place, an economy bigger than even before COVID, and the lowest unemployment rate on record.