Hon WILLIE JACKSON (Minister for Māori Development) on behalf of the Minister for Social Development and Employment: Today, alongside the Minister for Māori Development, we launched Te Māhere Whai Mahi Māori, the Māori Employment Action Plan. Across Government, we're committing to 32 actions, spanning three key pou, over a period of five years to support better outcomes for Māori in the labour market. Te Whai Mahi underlines our commitment to supporting kaupapa Māori and working kanohi ki te kanohi and in partnership with whānau, hapū, iwi, and wider hapori to improve employment outcomes for Māori—wider hapori; we're talking about the community there. The action plan is one of many tools in our Government's toolbox to secure our recovery from COVID-19 and to support Māori as the employees, employers, and drivers of the Māori and wider economy.