When we're thinking about recovery from COVID, for example, we can't really go past the infrastructure spending that this Government has put into place. Part of that is the additional $3 billion for infrastructure spending. I want to focus on a very small proportion of that and the importance of taking a slightly different approach. In my home patch of Christchurch East, I have a suburb that was particularly devastated by the impacts of the earthquakes nearly 10 years ago. I have to say that I have a very parochial and particular group of people who are very clear about what they see as important in terms of recovery from the earthquakes. What we've been able to secure in this term of Government is actually a different way of doing things, where we see infrastructure as not just the build of physical infrastructure—it's not just about the $400 million that's going into supporting schools, for example; it's not just about the rebuilds of hospitals and the like—but it's also about social infrastructure.