TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Very pleased as a non-member of the Finance and Expenditure Committee to stand and take a call on this, because it's incredibly important that those people that are listening to the debate right now understand that this Budget Policy Statement sets a framework for how we're going to be able to deliver for our Māori and our Pacific communities. I felt it was important to bring that voice into this debate today as we're talking about the Budget Policy Statement, because it needs to be said. It needs to be said that actually explicitly having an objective in the Wellbeing Budget for 2021 centred around the benefits of Māori and Pacific is huge—having it actually singled out there, making sure that we're lifting Māori and Pacific incomes, making sure that we're providing those skills and opportunities, and making sure that we're looking after those communities as we work through the impacts of COVID-19. 