I just want to touch on a couple of the aspects of that. My colleagues have spoken about this, but I think it's really important, because some of the smaller aspects of the Budget are the things that are really important to many. Some of the things like the increase in dental grants from $300 to $1,000 a year; for some of us, that's huge. Some of our whānau will find that really huge. The investment in 300 homes in Porirua, which means that Pacific people are not denied; they are supported into home ownership. And we know just how important that is to build your financial base. Things like 38,000 more apprentices, on top of the 190,000 apprentices we've supported since we've come to Government. For me, one of the things that I think is most important to us as Pasifika—it's not only the acknowledgment of the Dawn Raids, not only the apology of the Dawn Raids but now what we will do about ensuring that our histories are recorded and our voice lives on in perpetuity about the issue of the Dawn Raids. We are not hiding from what has happened to us in the past; we are acknowledging and we are able to record our stories, which some may not think is really important but, for Māori and Pacific—and for many cultures—whakapapa, the recording of history, and what you learn from that is hugely important. 