We will bring the same focus to the rebuild of our economy that we brought to fighting the virus in the first place. We'll keep the people in work, as we did through the wage subsidies, but we will invest in our people as well. After the global financial crisis, we saw tens of thousands of apprentices being laid off and for the next decade we suffered the consequences of that as we saw skill shortages that the members opposite, in Government, were more than happy to fill through skilled migrant labour rather than training New Zealanders. We will not make that mistake here. We will invest in our people as we have done with apprenticeship subsidies, with extra investment in vocational education and training, so that we can not only keep Kiwis in work but we can get them back into work quickly when they find themselves out of work, and so that we can, as the economy recovers, ramp up the building and construction projects without the reliance on migrant workers that the last Government were so hooked on. We will make sure that we are putting Kiwis back to work. That is what New Zealanders can expect from this side of the House. 