I am so grateful for this Government's ambition to tackle complex issues. We now have a Wellbeing Budget that helps improve the discussion of what is trying to be achieved in one area and how it relates to a wider range of outcomes, including natural resources and communities. Breaking down silos is necessary to this approach, and is started with the amendments to legislation around the operation of the Public Service. The work of Government to build an inclusive future and protect the environment is a long-term project. It requires detailed thought, argument, listening, compromise, reflection, evaluation, and iteration. Progress can be frustrating. It can be slow. It is not always linear, but it is built on the foundations of an open and optimistic Government that believes that what we do here in Aotearoa matters to the world and what we do in this House matters to New Zealand. I am grateful for the chance to stand in this House and am under no illusions about the scale of the task ahead.