So now I go back to the third reading of this appropriations Estimates bill, which is now in its final stages here in Parliament. Budget 2021 is about securing our recovery from COVID-19. It lays out the foundations for coming out of COVID stronger by addressing some of those long-term challenges like housing, like climate change, while we continue to grow the economy. One of the areas that I'd like to touch upon around the Budget that actually had some impact within my electorate was Vote Education. So the decision was made to invest $266 million over four years for funding in the next phase of the National Education Growth Plan for school property. After having been in lockdown with a number of children across different years of schooling, I have a much, much greater appreciation of what it's like for our teachers, and, in particular, it's so important, the environment that the children are learning in. So I know the struggle is real, and I'd like to echo the comments of my colleague earlier today who said that, effectively, the struggle is real.