So when I heard our Minister for employment wrap up her contribution in today's debate, I was a bit emotional. She concluded with the words "a little bit of aroha goes a long way", and it speaks volumes. If you listen to her contribution and that of every other speaker from this side, this afternoon, it speaks volumes to the difference of opinion that we have about our taitamariki, about our rangatahi, about the policies that we believe need to be in place to support them, to support our future. And so I want to acknowledge our Minister for employment, because she is working so hard in this area, providing a range of opportunities for our rangatahi to ensure that they have hope, that they have aspiration, and that they have the support that they need to overcome whatever barriers may exist for them to be able to be in sustainable employment. I can see firsthand, in my electorate in Northland, the difference that this suite of measures that our Government have had in place and introduced over the last five years—the difference it is making for our rangatahi. 