It's a balanced Budget that secures our economic security now and into the future. This Budget was the first Budget that I had the pleasure of being in the House for as an MP. I'd previously gone to some lock ups in previous roles in previous years. However, as I was on parental leave last year, I first experienced the Budget day during this 2022 Budget. It was very exciting as a new MP, and I think the Budget was really warmly received generally. However, it's not how the Budget is really received on the day—although I think this Budget was received very, very well—it's how history sees Budgets in terms of the projects and initiatives that are developed over time and how they impact and effect New Zealand and New Zealanders and—this is really important—in the context that this Budget was given. Obviously, we've had this period of time through COVID which has been extremely difficult—a global pandemic, some of the resulting toughest economic conditions that we've had for decades, and then also these challenging geopolitical times, including the war on Ukraine. So against this backdrop, this Budget not only addresses the current situation that I have just touched on in relation to the cost of living payment and initiatives like cheaper public transport; it also looks to the future through doing things like reforming our health system.