This Government is focused on delivering better infrastructure, and that is a key component of our vision for a high-wage, low-emissions economy. Our first 30-year New Zealand Infrastructure Strategy from Te Waihanga, the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission, shows that, if we continue on the path of the past four decades, we will not be able to meet our future infrastructure needs. Under-investment in our crucial infrastructure is one of New Zealand's greatest long-term economic challenges. We have dedicated more than $60 billion to infrastructure over the next five years, but that alone is not enough. We need to be smarter about the way we plan, deliver, and use our infrastructure. This will mean getting more from the infrastructure that we do build, reducing costs, and prioritising for the greatest impact. Te Waihanga's strategy will be a key enabler of many of our Government's priorities—tackling the housing crisis, responding to climate change, and building a more secure economy.