Today, I am immensely proud to be in this House with the Appropriation (2021/22 Estimates) Bill at its third reading. What that is, for those who follow along at home, is, essentially, the initiatives in the Budget that we presented in May. I want to start this part of my speech by acknowledging the very hard work done by select committees to take the Estimates process through, to analyse the spending that the Government has in place, and then to make their reports back to this House and, indeed, to members of this House, and while I was less than charitable at the beginning of my speech, I can be more charitable now and thank the Opposition for the agreement at the Business Committee to undertake the process that we are now undertaking here in the House today, and to assure members who feel that they might have missed out on the committee of the whole House process that the Business Committee has agreed that that time will come again a little later in the year for those who haven't had the opportunity to have input. 