Let me come back to another key piece of the Budget. Now, often it's unkindly said about the former Speaker Sir Lockwood Smith that he presided over the death of apprenticeships and vocational training in New Zealand. It's wrong to blame that single individual, and he was the Minister of Education. He was implementing the policies of the time. If there is one awful error that was made back in the early 1990s, it was to downgrade the significance of that type of training and uplift the significance of university-orientated training. One of the great contributions of this Budget is that fees will be met, money will be available for people wanting to move into education, the tertiary sector or to retrain, because infrastructure and housing are going to be key ingredients as we search out ways to expand economic activity to make up for the loss of income associated with the diminution of international tourism and, indeed, international education. 