This is socialism with a New Zealand face—a country in which we accept as a nation the important role that Government has to step in where the market fails us for whatever reason. Today, the market is suffering from an ailment worse than we have ever seen. The market is a sick man, and we will help it. But I want to say why we will help it—why we will help the business sector—not because profit is good for its own sake and not to glorify material wealth or to promote unbridled consumerism; we will support the business sector for the people—all of the people. He tangata, he tangata, he tangata. The cleaner who starts work at 4 a.m., the bus driver, the care worker who looks after our parents, the teachers and teacher aides who school our tamariki, the students stacking supermarket shelves—we'll look after those people and their whānau and all around them. They are the hard-working New Zealanders that we put first. 