When we're talking about the Māori spend, there's nothing that warms my heart more than knowing that we boosted support for Whānau Ora. Whānau Ora, which, during COVID-19, actually helped our people to be able to get through, reached out into small rural communities, Māori communities, and actually delivered for them the basics—the things like kai, things like hygiene packs, things like masks—to be able to give them some reassurance that actually the Government was on their side. Two hundred million dollars was appropriated in a Māori employment package, and that's what the member for Tauranga needs to hear. He Poutama Rangatahi, Mana in Mahi, Māori cadetships and apprenticeships—all of these, when they're layered together, are an attempt by this Government to be able to transition people who might find themselves without jobs. Whether or not that happened before COVID or after COVID, we still need to make sure that we're graduating our people into good, worthwhile jobs, and that's what we've gone and done. 