It's 1 July today and already we've had Minister Robertson stand up and talk about some of the changes that will come in on 1 July, not least of which is the 26 weeks' paid parental leave that so many people across this country worked hard to achieve, and we are finally realising it, despite the opposition from the National Party. Also, the introductions of our apprenticeships policy, and I do acknowledge the Minister of Education and also the Minister for Social Development for their work to implement that very, very, very important scheme. We've been accused of not delivering, and yet we have been able to support New Zealanders through one of the most unprecedented events of our history. We were able to act more quickly than so many other countries with respect to putting supports in place to support businesses, to support people that were out of work, to support people so that they did not fall out of work. And we've seen that through the ministry that I oversee, with the rolling out of the wage subsidy and, more recently, with the job loss cover that we have introduced to support people that have lost jobs because of COVID-19.