JOSEPH MOONEY (National—Southland): Why should New Zealanders trust the Minister of Tourism to spend public money effectively, when the Office of the Auditor-General's report released on 31 March 2022 confirmed many of the concerns small operators raised when the $290 million Strategic Tourism Assets Protection Programme's (STAPP's) fund was allocated in 2022, including finding that Ministers handing the money out struggled themselves to define what a strategic asset was, some criteria being unclear, tens of millions of dollars being given to businesses owned by profit or parent companies when the money was supposed to support struggling businesses, ignoring official advice to halt the programme, and the Auditor-General concluding that limited documentation meant it was hard to determine value for money or to adequately explain their decisions made?