Hon Dr DAVID CLARK: The sum of $43 million will be used to improve network capacity and speeds where rural users have been experiencing slow broadband. This includes, but is not limited to, settlements in the Far North, Gisborne, the Manawatū and Whanganui region, Taranaki, Southland, and—the member will be pleased—the mighty Waikato. In addition, $15 million will go towards a new initiative called the Remote Users Scheme. This scheme will aim to provide broadband services to New Zealanders in some of the country's most remote locations—those who right now have no coverage or only have voice calling and text message services—plus there's a provision for an additional $2 million to be spent on extending the successful Marae Digital Connectivity initiative for up to two years.