I just think of three or four of the people I have met in recent times who show how this economy is working more for all New Zealanders. The young woman that I met in Kawakawa, who was working on the Hundertwasser Art Centre, and who had come through to work on that project from Mana in Mahi—from Willie Jackson's work that he has been doing in Mana in Mahi. That young woman had come from being on the unemployment benefit for more than six months. She did not know what she wanted to do with her life, and because a Government cared about her and this Government cared what happened to her, she's now on that site. She's actually running the place, to be frank—a Ngāpuhi woman, clearly, from there; running the show—making sure that that building is being built well, and working with her fellow cadets who are working on that site. 