For Pacific communities, long term, we have a clear vision. It is about: we are the masters of our own destiny, that we are the authors of our own solution, and we've got a plan for the future. That plan was captured in the Lalanga Fou report, where young people, in particular, told us that thriving Pacific languages and cultures are important as part of their identity; economic prosperity, equally important, because the old narrative from plantation farmer to factory floor is no longer the plan and narrative for our young people. They want to be the owners of enterprise. They want to be the masters of the digital economy. This Government will support them to achieve those aspirations. Healthy, strong, resilient families—and that's a holistic view. It is not just about physical wellbeing; it is mental, it is spiritual, it is cultural, it is economic. It is with a holistic view that we look on these things. And, finally, the goal of resilient and confident young people, because that gives you a glimpse of what the future looks like and the people that will shape the future of Aotearoa New Zealand.