It is a real pleasure to speak on the second reading of the imprest supply bill, because there is much good news, and this is an important element in the Budget cycle. My colleagues here from the Government have spoken at length in very positive ways of the significance of Budget 2021 and the difference it is making to ensure we come out of the COVID-19 pandemic stronger, much stronger, than we have before. The initiatives have been appropriate, and I want to add my congratulations to the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister, and that health ministerial team, who have done extraordinarily well to put together a programme, combined with the rest of the Cabinet, and put a pathway there that I think all New Zealanders can begin the mahi and celebrate at the end of it.