Hon SHANE JONES (Minister for Regional Economic Development): Mr Speaker, this answer might be a tad longer, given the extent of the popularity of the growth fund. The Nelson Food Factory opened its doors last week and announced it was partly related to the $778,000 Provincial Growth Fund investment. It provides a collaborative and supportive environment, and it will house businesses of particular relevance to the sitting member known such as the Mad Melon, processing and bottling watermelon juice; Little Beauties; and Fresh2U. To show that we are working on areas that are neglected such as the Tai Poutini and other such far-flung areas, we are rolling out and creating jobs to the level of 30 local people on the Kawatiri Coastal Trail. The final thing I would say is that at the end of April 2020, $2.8 billion of the fund has been committed to specific sectors or projects, $1.4 billion has been contracted, $544 million has been paid to recipients, and 557 projects have been contracted. 