On the point around future generations, I really just want to call across the House, across both the Government and the Opposition benches, and ask for people to really think about the kind of rhetoric that they are invoking here, because we are simultaneously hearing people ask about future generations and the debt that will befall them. But if we're really concerned about future generations, perhaps we should stop trying to speak on behalf of them or for them, and speak to them about what matters, because when you speak directly to our tamariki and to our rangatahi, what you will hear is quite different to the issues that are regularly bandied about in this ivory tower. In fact, it is things like climate action, which I am appalled to hear certain members now asking to delay so that we can supposedly service this economy, which again, we have unpacked, is mythology. So too, we would be caring about students. We would be removing all barriers. Notably, this Budget does remove those barriers for certain trade training, but we have the opportunity to go further. Kia ora. 