This, in many ways, is an opportunity to reshape how we do things and to look past the status quo. The amount of money that we're likely to spend in the coming months and years to get New Zealanders back to work and the wheels of the economy turning again will be massive. We could spend that money locking in a high-carbon, wasteful economy where, despite the good work that this Government has done, the circumstances of your birth still dictate the outcomes of your life to far too great an extent. It would be all too easy, in our desire to have things just go back to the way they were before COVID-19, to repeat the mistakes of the past, to pump money into the old polluting economy, when we have the opportunity to create a different future. We can put that money to work on the process of creating something new. We could put it towards a cleaner, fairer future for our people and the land, where economic prosperity no longer means rising emissions, where nature is at the heart of what Government does, and where our investments in social support, in housing, or in preventing domestic violence mean that everyone has a decent shot at participating in society.