Hon STUART NASH (Minister for Small Business): Fa'afetai, Mr Speaker. Budget 2021's biggest focus was securing recovery while continuing to keep people safe. Specifically, in my small business portfolio, Budget 2021 delivered $44 million over two years to provide business training courses for 60,000 small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs), and digital advisory services to 30,000 SMEs as part of the Digital Boost programme. Also, $9 million per year for Business Connect, which will help deliver efficiency, cut costs of compliance, and enhance the upgrade of digital technologies. But there was so much more for small businesses in this Budget. If you're a small business operating in the infrastructure area, there was $57.3 billion over the next four years. If someone operates as a small business operating in the tourism sector, there was $200 million to help support, recover, and reset the industry. If you're a small-business owner making healthy lunches for children, there is $527 million to reduce food insecurity and supporting 200 jobs—