When we came into Government, we were confronted with a huge shortage of skills in building and construction. This Budget of 2020 is going to invest $1.6 billion to train and retrain people, but we wouldn't have had to do that if the Government before us, over nine years, had actually trained the people that we need. When we came in, in building and construction, we needed 30,000 more skilled people in this area. This sector, construction, is the fourth-largest employer in New Zealand. They employ 10 percent of our workforce, contributing billions of dollars a year into our economy. Between 2017 and 2018, the construction workforce grew by 5 percent. However, in terms of that long-term investment in training our people, that is something that is quite different between this side of the House and those on the Opposition, because we always look long term and train the folks that we need. One of the things that we're investing in as well is we're going to build 8,000 public and transitional houses. The Government before us sold houses. They didn't actually build the State houses that we need. We are focusing and ensuring that we build those houses.