BARBARA EDMONDS (Labour—Mana): Mālō e lelei, Mr Speaker. It's good to be at the third reading of what is an important bill. For those at home, this bill, despite its fairly benign name, is the main bill that people will be talking about when we refer to the Budget. This bill seeks Parliament's authority of individual appropriations—for example, Vote Police, Vote Health, Vote Education. For myself, this is the first Budget that I will be helping to contribute to as an MP, and for a long time, over a decade, I had been working in a different role, actually putting together budgets or helping interpret Budget appropriations for Government departments. So, at this time, I want to thank officials from the various Government departments from Treasury right through to Police, right through to Inland Revenue, right through to Justice for all the work that they've done putting together this appropriations bill. 