When I go back into my community this weekend and they ask me what the Budget is doing for Māori, I'll be able to look them in the eye and say, "This is one of the best Budgets that Māori have ever had to benefit from." The unprecedented, targeted spending that has been apportioned in this Budget is going to be great for our communities. The amount of money that we've apportioned to Whānau Ora—$136 million, building on the good work that they put out during the lockdown: their care packages, the love and attention that they gave to people that needed it at that time. I want to acknowledge them for their work. There is $200 million for our kōhanga reo. They are our language nests, they are the future of our language, they are a gift from our ancestors, and that appropriation is the biggest that that movement—the kōhanga reo movement—have seen in a very long time.