I want to move to ACC. Fifty years after it was set up—and it is 50 years old this year—ACC remains a unique and world-leading scheme. It is an integral part of our social support system in New Zealand and has become part of the fabric of our country. As Minister for ACC, I want to make sure that this system assists all New Zealanders who have had an injury, and is fit for purpose for New Zealand in the 21st century. That means continuing to reverse the cruel cost-saving changes that National made to the Accident Compensation Act in 2010 which unfairly disadvantaged tens of thousands of New Zealand workers. It also means looking hard at the equity of the ACC scheme and whether it is serving women, Māori, Pacific peoples, other ethnic minorities, and disabled people in the way that New Zealanders would expect.