In the time that I have left, I just want to acknowledge a real pleasure that had on Friday: opening a centre in Katikati community—a He Poutama Rangatahi community centre. It was based for employment. An incredible three years have gone into this programme to get it to where it was. Three years, that community working alongside iwi, working alongside the community, the schools, and young people to identify what the needs were for those young people in their community. It was a real pleasure to cut the ribbon—well, metaphorically cut the ribbon, I should say—with the mayor of the Western Bay of Plenty and for the two of us to stand alongside there in partnership alongside that Katikati community to actually welcome the community into the space that would support those young people. This is a three year project; it is $2 million; it is designed specifically for the needs of the young people in Katikati, based absolutely on what they have told the community services what they need; and it is absolutely full of support and the ability for those young people to hear and to be heard. And I appreciated that.