What is not important about all of this work? That is crucial, not just as momentary jobs and employment—especially in the face of COVID-19 job losses—but it actually sets up our country for generations to come. That actually is able to provide decent jobs, to provide people with the ability to look after their families and feel like they are in control of deciding what they want to reach from their own lives and their own communities. At the same time, making sure we are protecting the most valuable asset that our country has ever had, which is our whenua, our waters, our soil, our ngahere, our place.