These will be pleasing for our Māori and Pasifika communities to hear this, because one of the last things they might have heard was just how severe the unemployment rate for our communities was going to be. At one point, Treasury had it at about 26 percent—they were predicting. That had huge implications as a forecast. It definitely put the shock into our communities, thinking that the sky was going to fall in, that we would be doing it tough for a very long time. Where I come from in the Bay of Plenty, we only have to look at how the forestry sector was affected in the 1980s when the whole game changed. There was economic scarring left from that lack of investment into those small communities that is still felt these days. But we are in a different time. It's a new Parliament. It's a new day. And this Budget Policy Statement, I can assure you, is going to deliver for our Māori and our Pacific communities.