This Government is focused on our COVID-19 recovery, and what we've seen through that is a focus on jobs in infrastructure and training. I was lucky enough to visit Jenkins Contracting in Timaru the other day with my Education and Workforce Committee colleagues to see what impact that is having in reality and on the ground. In Timaru, we were lucky to have Venture Timaru, who took care of what was called the apprenticeship—I can't even think of the word now—scheme where we got quite a high level of funding, up to $40,000 per apprentice. They were expecting this to roll out over 12 months. Well, all these spaces, 100 spaces, were filled within five months, and Grant Jenkins from Jenkins Contracting has taken on, I think, around six apprentices. He has said that what this has allowed them to do is take a chance on these people and give the more senior members in his workforce time—really good, quality time—to spend training up these apprentices, something that may not have been able to happen before, because, when you're really busy, and we know the construction sector is hugely busy, time is of the essence to get jobs and things done for your clients. Having the ability to take on these people with that financial support has been absolutely fantastic.