GLEN BENNETT (Labour—New Plymouth): Kia ora. I want to begin this evening in acknowledging our minister of Finance, our Deputy Prime Minister, the Hon Grant Robertson, for delivering his fourth Wellbeing Budget and for delivering a Budget that found balance: looking at today, the here and now, but also looking to our future and future generations. I'm really grateful for the vision. I'm really grateful for the fact that we on this side of the House take a wellbeing approach. We lean, in that space, into the challenges we're facing. The concept of the wellbeing Budget is not operating in our silos, as we have for so long; it's around Ministers talking to different Ministers, it's around seeing that if you work over this space and this space, then the outcomes may be more impactive and more effective into the future. 