Lee MelissaMELISSA LEE (National): Thank you Madam Speaker. I'd just like to start off by saying that the role of Government is to provide for the most vulnerable people. That is just the job that they are supposed to be doing and that is not something that they should be throwing about. The other role that a Government has is to grow the economy so that people can actually get jobs. For me this Budget 2021 is an absolute failure. One of the ways that this Government has failed is in the area of the critical threat that New Zealand faces in digital infrastructure. While the Budget was being read we actually had an instance at Waikato District Health Board where there was an absolutely humongous ransomware attack. How it actually happened I'm not so sure—yet because they are still investigating. I'd like to acknowledge all of the Public Service workers who are working in the cyber-security and intelligence community working hard to protect all of us from the cyber-border. Australia has invested through their Budget $1.6 billion in their cyber-security area. I'm not so sure what Minister David Clark had in fact taken to Cabinet but we certainly did not get that in this Budget.For the health sector we got something close to $400 million apparently—but that was actually for infrastructure. Some of it has cyber-security. But where is it? If somebody is actually going for the infrastructure area—I mean for Waikato District Health Board they might actually invest in cyber-security because they've had this massive attack and in order for them to get back they might want to invest in it. But for some other district health board where the real needs are for things like radiography or X-rays or whatever if that was in fact the case they would not be putting money into cyber-security. We are in constant attack and we need a better look at how we deal with our cyber-border.It was really interesting listening to Mr Omer Ibrahim—Joseph Mooney: Ibrahim Omer.MELISSA LEE: —I got that mixed up—Ibrahim Omer—I mean some of us actually do surnames first right?—from across the House talk about the ethnic communities. I think he and I are talking to different people obviously because the ethnic communities that I talk about are very very underwhelmed by this Government's move towards creating a ministry of ethnic communities. They say Yeah it's great that they've actually got the name but the actual funding is only about $15 million. It's almost like they're robbing Peter to pay Paul." If you compare that ministry that is about to happen with the Ministry for Pacific Peoples which actually gets like $108 million—the ministry of ethnic communities only get $15 million. When you consider the fact that the Asian population alone—not the whole ethnic population but the Asian population alone—is projected to rise to 26 percent by 2043 you would think that they would spend a little bit more money to make sure that ethnic communities actually fit into New Zealand.I mean they should take a leaf out of the Pacific peoples' portfolio because I think they are doing a great thing: $30 million for employment programme support $16 million for business support $20 million for Pacific language promotion. If that is what people think is going to work—and I think it is wonderful what they've actually got—for the ethnic communities portfolio and the new ministry that they're about to implement should look at that.During COVID ethnic communities actually suffered—and Naisi Chen knows that. The Chinese community actually had a tremendous difficulty so did all of us who look like us. You know Asians actually were blamed for COVID and the thing is that some of the issues that they raised should be taken up. The fact that some of them don't have the language capabilities some of them do in fact need to upskill for jobs in New Zealand. They are probably one of the biggest communities that are underemployed; they're not able to work to the capacity that they are able to and this is where they are lacking.This Government's Budget is an absolute failure and they should be ashamed."