As I was flicking through this glorious document, I stopped on page 34 and genuinely was just having a bit of a read, and it talked about the Ka Ora, Ka Ako healthy school lunches programme and the fact—and you can look at it and you can go to the Estimates themselves and look at what it's going to cost. But I tell you this: to really put it in perspective you have to go and see it in action, so I did exactly that only last week. I went to two schools in my electorate. I went to Mairehau High School and Linwood College and talked to both of those schools about what the lunch programme was doing there. I didn't just talk to the principal or the teachers; I talked to the kids themselves, and do you know what I saw? I saw with my own eyes hungry kids grabbing lunches. I saw one fellow look at me cheekily as he grabbed two, and I thought "That is bloody good." because there's a kid that's hungry and he's going to get well fed. Then, at the school gate as they leave or at the canteen as they leave, they're there at 3 o'clock, and if they want to grab the three or four spare ones for their siblings at home or even their mum and dad—go for it. So there's no waste.