Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: The Government is developing eight industry-transformation plans that have the purpose of building a high-wage, low-emissions economy. Yesterday, the Government set out a vision for one of those in tourism, with the Tourism Industry Transformation Plan, which will support the sector to rebuild better, with a stronger focus on a more resilient and regenerative future. The plan was developed in partnership with the industry, with unions, with Māori, and is now open for public consultation. It does identify challenges, but also sets out actions to overcome perceptions of the tourism industry as being one with low wages, long hours, and uncertainty. Our response to this includes improving education and training, providing more resources for business owners and operators, and enabling better work through innovation and technology. We have supported the tourism sector throughout the pandemic, including the $49 million Tourism Kick-start Fund, to help operators gear up for the return of international visitors, and we will continue to work closely with the industry to ensure its long-term sustainability.