I have said on so many occasions that when we look at something like employment, it's not just the Minister for employment's responsibility, or even the Minister who takes charge of the economy and has done such a good job—our Minister of Finance. But we have a team on this side of the House, a team of Ministers that have been committed to this space. Whether it be the Minister of Education, the Minister for primary industries looking at what's needed in the horticulture industry, the Minister for Economic and Regional Development, the Minister for Pacific Peoples, or the Minister for Māori Development, all of us have been sitting at the table and thinking and working strategically to make sure that every action we take leads us to a place and that we do not end up in that very sad position that the forecasts had predicted but that we actually end up in a place where we build back better and New Zealand and New Zealanders—