And yet, though it's been a tough few years—it's been a challenging few years, especially for our rangatahi—we are also in New Zealand; we can take some comfort from the fact that, compared to others, we're doing well. That means we're now in a strong position to look at what investment is required to grow the economy further as we plan what the new normal looks like in a world where COVID is under control and inflation levels return to more normal levels as well. Because we need strong finances and sustainable growth as much as we need healthy and educated people, clean air to breathe, water to drink, and strong communities that actually look after one another, we need to look ahead to some of those big, complex challenges, because those, when I'm out and about engaging with our young people, are the issues that they talk to me about: being able to get a decent job that pays a decent wage, climate change, mental wellbeing, housing affordability, addressing family and sexual violence. And those are the areas that our Government is focused on.