Much of my work on the Education and Workforce Committee is focused on building skills and training opportunities for New Zealanders. It was great to see the Prime Minister's statement reflecting the importance of skills and training as a key part of this Government's agenda. If we want a productive, high-wage, innovative economy, then skills and training are going to be a huge part of that. We've already committed to raising the minimum wage again this April to support New Zealand's lowest paid workers. As with all economic recoveries, it is workers who will, in the end, deliver this, and we will support all New Zealanders—workers, their families, and the businesses that they work for—to move us past the pandemic, past business as usual, and into a better, more resilient, healthier, happier Aotearoa New Zealand.