Hon WILLIE JACKSON: By investing $121 million over four years with He Poutama Rangatahi, we'll continue to fund community-driven programmes that work with otherwise hard to reach young people who face multiple barriers to employment and training. This programme, up to now, has been based out in the regions, but we'll be moving this programme—still working in the regions, where I work with the Hon Shane Jones, but now moving this kaupapa into the cities. History shows us that young people are more strongly affected by economic crises, particularly young Māori, Pacific people, women, and disabled people. These groups face difficulties getting employment but also difficulties accessing training and education. He Poutama Rangatahi programmes can help them overcome these programmes. This is a programme we're very proud of. The Opposition talked about it when we came in three years ago but never ever rolled it out. Our communities have benefited so greatly, and it's of course just a shame that COVID-19 came along.