I'm thinking also about the 73 new jobs that are created by the Jobs for Nature fund in South Auckland, which includes raising 480,000 native plants for Takanini, Papakura, Manurewa, and beyond. I visited them on Tuesday morning, and I met with some of the kids who are part of that programme that the funding will support. These are kids who are referred by police and who are referred by our court systems, who have fallen through the cracks through the Oranga Tamariki system, but who are learning to just be a part of something like Jobs for Nature, where they can go every day and learn practical skills about how to regenerate te taiao and to look after their whenua. That programme feeds into a pipeline of employment and education opportunities where these kids can then go on to take advantage of Labour's revitalisation of vocational training in South Auckland, which will provide more and more jobs in South Auckland. 