Hon NANAIA MAHUTA (Minister for Māori Development): So much progress has been made by this Government to support Māori aspiration, partner economic opportunity, and make some real gains on the issues that transform lifetime outcomes. Let's look at jobs. He Poutama Rangatahi is a community-led employment programme working with rangatahi who would otherwise slip through the gaps to get the chance to train and work towards a secure job, getting the support they need and making their whānau proud. Mana in Mahi is helping rangatahi considered at risk of long-term unemployment to take up a job or gain an apprenticeship or formal industry qualification. Māori cadetships are supporting existing and new employees of all ages into full-time permanent jobs. Oh, and now we're making significant traction on free apprenticeship training for so many more people. Then there's our commitment to whānau and Te Reo, with the audacious goal to have one million New Zealanders speaking basic Te Reo by 2040, and over 1,000 graduates of Te Ahu o Te Reo Māori made up of teachers and staff to help integrate Te Reo Māori into our schools. We've invested in Te Kōhanga Reo so that they can pay their kaiako and upgrade their buildings. There is so much that we've done—there is more.