The strategy, when it will be announced, will cover many things, but there are already some things that will be broadly covered in that strategy that are already under way—things like an initiative on internet connectivity both nationally and rurally. Successive Governments have invested around $2.4 billion in the national internet infrastructure network, delivering fibre to around 1.8 million homes, connecting 563 marae. Rural connectivity has also improved for over 370,000 households, and I know Kieran McAnulty was very keen—just looking to see whether I can catch his eye—that I mention rural connectivity and the big strides that we've taken in that respect, because many isolated communities of course are rural, and the improvement that we have made there is, I think, something that we should all be proud of, which isn't to say there isn't more work to be done. By the end of 2023, 99.8 percent of New Zealanders will have access to improved broadband through Government investment.