We have committed to putting the wellbeing of not only current New Zealanders but also those future New Zealanders as well, putting that at the heart of everything that we do. And this goes well beyond having one of the highest vaccination rates, one of the lowest rates for the second year running in the OECD for both hospitalisations and COVID-related deaths. It goes well beyond that. It goes into things like our education on a daily basis—the very structures that our kids go to school in. Well before this Government came in, the structures that we're putting our kids in, classrooms, were dilapidated. We had asbestos, leaks, kids learning in libraries. We had school infrastructure that was well underdone. In the Hutt Valley alone, not only are all primary schools receiving a much-needed injection to help those infrastructure costs but our three major public high schools have all received a major rebuild—Taita College, Wainuiomata High School, and also Hutt Valley High School—and this underpins the belief that it does not matter where you come from or how much your family earns, you have the right to get a good quality education, and you have the right to learn in a warm, dry, modern, fit-for-purpose classroom. And that is exactly what this Government is delivering.