Hon WILLIE JACKSON: Māori have made great strides in the skills and employment outcomes in recent years, despite what the Opposition did to them over the previous nine years, and they need to be protected. Prior to COVID-19, we had seen the lowest unemployment rates for Māori in over a decade. So we must protect those employment gains we've made and ensure Māori emerge from this crisis stronger than ever. That's why Budget 2019—oh, Budget 2020, I should say—[Interruption] Oh, that was really funny, eh? Oh, right, OK—must be desperate if you found that funny. But the Māori Apprenticeships Fund will empower Māori entities to take on and support apprentices, such as through group trades training schemes, to protect recent improvements in Māori skills and employment and strengthen the Māori-Crown relationship. Our people are looking forward to the next few months, and although things are tough, there's a lot of optimism out there that they will form partnerships with a Government that cares.