ANGELA ROBERTS (Labour): Kia ora, Mr Speaker. We've heard a lot this afternoon—quite rightly, too—about some of the fantastic achievements and what this Government has done in building a well-trained workforce that's going to take us into a bright future. Mana in Mahi, the Apprenticeship Boost, Mayors Taskforce for Jobs, He Poutama Rangatahi—a suite of initiatives that means our response to building our workforce has been nimble, innovative, successful, and will be sustained. Why? Because these projects are collaborative, innately collaborative, and they're evidence informed. And they've been focused on our workers—our young people; all workers—but also their employers, and their mana, and that is the critical bit. And we've heard all the stunning numbers: low unemployment and all the rest. But, actually, I just want to bring us down to some of the real stories, because there's the powerful bit that reminds us that what we are doing is working and it's worth pursuing.