But it goes further than that. It also goes into what happens after school, with one of the lowest unemployment rates that New Zealand has seen for an incredibly long time. It is so good to be able to see young people going straight into employment and being proud to come home and help pay for groceries and to help pay for some of those costs that they need to. When this Government took office, it was faced with a vocational education system that was pretty much stuffed—fragmented, uncoordinated, and lacking strategic direction. Right now, we see skills training and employment, with businesses all lining up. I have to acknowledge, in my own area, the great role that the local Hutt Valley Chamber of Commerce has done in coordinating from high school, to training, to employment to make sure that we are keeping all our young people engaged, employed, and skilled-up as much as they possibly can to earn the highest wages possible when they're in the workforce. Free trades training—that's been a huge boost as well. Our investment in fees-free apprenticeships and targeted training has seen more than 175,000 people take up that opportunity since July 2020—and that includes over 80,000 apprentices, who are out there right now working.