KIRITAPU ALLAN: Let me turn to the Budget Policy Statement, because that is what is being said in the report that came back: that we are in a strong fiscal position. Now, we are at a time when we are investing, New Zealand, and I want to turn to what that investment means at a practical measure, not a hyperbolic one that the Opposition wants to cast aspersions across. But I want to turn to a real practical measure: investment in our communities. Rural and regional economies have not seen investment like they have experienced until this Government. I want to take Ōpōtiki as an example of that, to talk about the five criteria that we have hit. Māori and Pacific, we make up over 50 percent of the population in Ōpōtiki, and $79.4 million has gone into the Ōpōtiki Harbour investment, creating 1,800 jobs. That, there, is a country that is invested in its rural and regional communities. Thank you, Madam Speaker.