Hon STUART NASH (Minister of Tourism): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Last week, I announced the Support, Recovery and Re-set Plan for the tourism communities, to support the social and economic recovery of tourism communities after the impacts of COVID-19 and rebuild tourism on a more sustainable foundation. There were 12 key points in the Tourism Communities Plan. Half are focused on the most vulnerable South Island regions—Fiordland, South Westland, Queenstown Lakes, Mackenzie District, and Kaikōura. The remaining six are nationwide initiatives. Support for the five South Island communities will address: (1), mental health and social wellbeing support and training; (2) grants for businesses to get expert advice on planning and decision making in response to COVID-19—$5,000 per business; (3) grants to help businesses implement these plans and advice—that's $5,000 per business; (4) a $49 million kick-start fund so that businesses that have gone into hibernation or suspended operations can receive grants to help them reopen and resume trading once international visitors return; (5) a reset to the Queenstown/Wanaka regional economy, with a $20 million fund to attract private sector investment to diversify and develop alternative industries; and, finally, (6) $15 million to enable the Milford Sound Opportunities Project to move to its next phase. Transformation is needed to protect Milford Sound and create a more sustainable and high-quality visitor experience.