INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Often in the Budget cycle, there's a poor cousin, and one can imagine that with an international war, with global inflation leading to domestic inflation, with supply-chain issues, and with pressure on households, it could be really tempting to skimp and save on things that are perceived not to hit Kiwis directly in the pocket. Certainly, when we live in the most peaceful country in the world, we're at the bottom of world, we have a very stable environment, it would be very tempting to perhaps skimp and save on defence. But it is great to see in the Schedule to the Supplementary Estimates that there are allocations not only for defence operational things but also for defence capabilities in the order of $213 million. 