New Zealanders are hearing the same, tired old story from National Party leader, Chris Luxon, that fails to give us any new ideas. He wants to cut taxes for the wealthy, reduce debt, and keep on spending—if only it were that easy! National's proposals will mean cuts to important services. They need to front up to Kiwis and say which health, education, and housing services they will slash to make that happen. National's proposals, which include supporting property speculators and giving a huge tax break to the highest-paid earners, are likely to cost at least $3 billion, resulting in less money available to invest in key services like health, housing, and education. We've seen from previous Governments a decade of under-investment in services—particularly in health. It's not hard to see what happened to our health system. Like in my electorate of Nelson, the impact of under-investment in health infrastructure under the last Government has been a rundown, earthquake-prone building. But don't worry, Nelsonians, Chris Luxon wants to give you $2 a week! Well, that won't fix Nelson's broken hospital. I'm proud that the Government is investing in health infrastructure and has committed to rebuilding our rundown hospital buildings in Nelson while also providing material gains for working people in New Zealand.