Hon WILLIE JACKSON: I'm glad you're listening, Mr Seymour. We prioritise health—the health of New Zealanders who responded to COVID-19. We knew that the best economic response was to protect Kiwis and now we must focus on the economic recovery. And I think the $42 billion investment in infrastructure over the next four years will see—will see the country thriving because we're going to see and we're going to have a boost in terms of hospitals. We're going to have a boost in terms of transport. We're going to have a boost in terms of our economy. Housing is obviously going to be boosted; but, particularly, in the area of jobs where we have free apprenticeships and training, we're going to see a boost like we haven't seen in previous years. The $42 billion will ensure the right type of future for this country and, of course, for the Māori nation who will benefit hugely off that investment. 