As has been said so many times before, it is about building back better. It is about looking at some of the pre-existing challenges that we faced, whether it be housing, whether it be child poverty, whether it be inequities in our health and education system, or whether it be disproportionate numbers of Māori and Pacific that are unemployed or disadvantaged in the labour market. It is about a reset so we can build back better. This has provided us with an opportunity, and an opportunity that this team of 65 on this side of the House is very, very cognisant of. 