So how will we do this? Well, we're going to increase the Pacific workforce. Budget 2022 will deliver 1,900 new health workers and will support 2,700 more students into training programmes, through a $76 million investment to continue to grow the Māori and Pacific health workforce. For the Pacific workforce, this funding is an important step towards building a more diverse and sustainable pathway into health for Pacific peoples. It also ensures that as our health workforce grows, it reflects the communities it serves, and having the right workforce that delivers service to communities is just as important as having the right medicine and treatment. We saw how our workforce—with language skills, cultural intelligence—kept our community safe in the last two years. This investment will start to bring new people into the workforce where training can happen faster, such as Kaiāwhina, and for those who have already undertaken some health training, as well as ensuring we're continuing to invest in more training for the longer term. 