As a Labour Government, building skills and training opportunities is key and at the heart of our agenda. It not only links into our wider plans on infrastructure, it also underpins and enables a productive, high-wage economy. We have already started the work to develop and grow our talent here. We already have the reform of vocational training in this country with six new industry-governed workforce development councils. You can see the impact we're having in the numbers. Our investment in fees-free apprenticeships and targeted training has seen more than 175,000 people take up these learning opportunities since July 2020. That includes 80,000 apprentices. We've seen Mana in Mahi, a programme that supports young people to obtain trade qualifications and enter into lasting employment, go from strength to strength, with 4,446 placements. All of this means that we're better placed to roll out the crucial plank of our plan, and that is building infrastructure.