Hon JAN TINETTI: Now—and listen up, Mr Brown, because this might be an educational moment for you—clearly, National hasn't been paying attention to what we have been doing and what we've been investing in, and improving and researching these programmes since we came into office in 2017. What seems to have been missed is that in the past two years, we have implemented many such programmes to help improve engagement for our young people—the $50 million COVID-19 Urgent Response Fund to help address attendance issues and support wellbeing, cultural wellbeing, and re-engagement in learning; $75.8 million for counsellors in primary and secondary schools; $67 million in Budget 2021 for attendance and engagement; the roll-out of free, healthy lunches and free period products; a targeted $15 million package for Auckland students to re-engage post the Delta outbreak; increased places in the Intensive Wraparound Service for our most at-risk students; substantial investment into a curriculum that is relevant and engaging—and that is not all.