Enabling Māori and Pacific businesses and people to achieve their aspirations is a core component of our strategy for transitioning to a high-wage and low-emissions economy. With the Minister for Small Business, Stuart Nash, my colleague Shanan Halbert, and Camilla Belich we visited in Manaaki at Indigo Studios in Grey Lynn and we met with a number of Māori and Pacific small-business owners. We discussed with them how the progressive procurement project will help to build Māori capability businesses to effectively participate in public sector procurement. That was so important to them, because how can we reach Māori and small businesses if our procurement process—as one of the biggest spenders in this country, the Government, if we do not have rules to support that.