Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs): Talofa lava, Madam Speaker. It is a delight to speak after that member, Melissa Lee, who began her contribution by saying that she thought it was the Government's job to protect the most vulnerable and to grow the economy, and I take great delight in sharing with the member something from Budget 2021. This Budget was about protecting the most vulnerable, we've raised the main benefits, reversing the changes of the "mother of all Budgets", and the forecasts in it are extraordinary by global standards. New Zealand is set to outstrip many of our comparator countries by a margin. In fact, Standard and Poor's issued the first upgrade for any economy since the pandemic, to New Zealand, and the first upgrade they've issued for New Zealand since 2003. So we have a Budget that delivered on the very things that Melissa Lee was asking for, one that protects the most vulnerable and delivers the economic growth that ensures we can provide the hospitals, education, roads, the Hillside Workshops—did I mention Hillside Workshop?—and other things that our country needs for its future success.