Korako NukNUK KORAKO (National): Kia ora e Te Mana Whakawā. Around 3 years ago around about that time I was appointed as the National Party candidate for Port Hills. From there it was around 100 days where I had the opportunity to get out there and also campaign on behalf of the National Party to get to this House. What I am saying here is that the rest is history. But over the last 3 years I have been out there working hard on behalf of the Port Hills residents. I have been out there getting to know the Port Hills people and I have been out there getting to know what actually matters to our Port Hills constituents.One of the most important things particularly when we talk about what we have been through in Christchurch and Canterbury—back to 2011 back to 2017; I am talking about earthquakes and fires. One of the things that really matters is the rebuild of our infrastructure. When I think about that that is really why when I talk to our people on the doorsteps and when I talk to Port Hills people it is about infrastructure and it always has been. So when we look at the Port Hills and look at what has happened since the last sort of 3 years in particular it has actually been about the construction of that infrastructure.Just look at the way a lot of the roads and highway systems in Christchurch—we are all enjoying that as part of Port Hills residences and also of Christchurch itself. Millions upon millions of dollars of infrastructure spend under this Government has actually resulted in what we are experiencing today. When we look at the construction of cycleways particularly across the Port Hills—cycleways where people can walk and run and enjoy it—there are huge benefits in this. These cycleways go right across the Port Hills and there are more to come. When I look at the infrastructure that this Government has invested in particularly around education I only have to look at the western side of the Port Hills where the first school that actually rose from the rubble was Halswell Primary School. That was also the first school that was introduced and it was built under that modern learning environment. So that was the first one—a brand new school; investment in educational infrastructure. When I think of Cashmere: Cashmere High School; Cashmere Primary School. When I think of Halswell Residential College—all of these are beneficiaries of the incredible work that this Government has done under the investment in infrastructure.The other part of this is—let us just go across the Port Hills to the Port of Lyttelton. It is the largest port in the South Island; the third-largest in New Zealand. When you look at that now—this Government put in an infrastructure plan called the Lyttelton Port Recovery Plan. What we are going to have out of that now is a completely reconstructed port. We are going to also have one of the most modern cruise ship terminals in the whole of New Zealand—$56 million will be spent on this new cruise ship terminal. That is a reflection of what this Government has done since those terrible terrible situations of earthquakes and fire.The other part is that the Port Hills people are telling us that this is the Government of infrastructure. When they looked at the last Budget—and they can see that they are going to continue to benefit from these incredible investments that we are doing particularly around all of those different things such as education infrastructure in roading cycleways and even when we are looking at the manufacturing industries and all of that. This Government here is the Government of infrastructure and this Government will continue to deliver particularly to the Port Hills people. Kia ora tātou.The debate having concluded the motion lapsed.