Our economic recovery plan is about making sure that we continue to invest in the infrastructure that New Zealand needs for the future, including the record transport infrastructure spend that our Government is rolling out to build the infrastructure of the future. I was really pleased this morning, Mr Speaker, to visit the Hutt workshops—a place that you would be very familiar with—with the member for Hutt South, Ginny Andersen, where we saw the huge work that is going on to follow up on the Government's investments to make sure that we have a rail system that's resilient and reliable after years of it running down under that previous Government. Two weeks ago, I was very pleased to visit the first stage of the Takitimu North Link in Tauranga, funded by the Government: $650 million and a critical piece of transport infrastructure, employing New Zealanders, employing apprenticeships, and partnering with local iwi and Māori to get people into work on that important project. 