Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes. In particular, I stand by my statements on health funding and this Government's record investment in health and education to deliver the public services New Zealanders depend on. Under this Government, we've increased health funding by 44 percent since 2017, including an increase of over 10 percent in Budget 2022, to fund services in the most significant reform programme in health in a generation. We've also increased the nursing workforce by 4,200 fulltime-equivalents (FTEs) and 1,700 FTEs in the doctor workforce since coming into office. We've increased Pharmac's medicines budget to a record $1.235 billion per annum, and we've established from scratch a primary-care mental health service that has delivered nearly half a million sessions through primary-care providers. We've also committed $7 billion for infrastructure to modernise our hospitals. We've put more into education since we've been in Government than National did, including $3.6 billion since 2018 on improving school property, delivering over 1,300 more classrooms, supporting over 2,900 additional teachers, and providing over 58 million lunches to 947 schools and kura. The question for Kiwis is—they can trust this Labour Government will continue to invest in health and education; the question is whether or not National will. 