Chen NaisiNAISI CHEN (Labour): Thank you Madam Speaker. I was just sitting here reflecting on the fact that speaking to my Youth MP and just kind of going over all of the applications that I had received for the position of my Youth MP recently and just thinking if I was as young as they were what would matter to me in this Budget the most. I reflected on the fact that we are tacking climate change that we have the emissions trading scheme in terms of making sure that we not only support industries like our agriculture sector but also making sure that New Zealanders get access to low-emitting vehicles even if they are part of the low socio-economic families that they actually get a lease scheme to make sure that they have accessibility to those cars.If I was a young person what would I care about? I would care about mental health. Through this Budget we have now just put in an extra $3.9 million into our addiction service into our eating disorder service on top of the $15 million that we have already put into this area. I hear so many different young people talking to me about the eating disorders that they are facing every single day—their friends in their schools. This is a Government that takes action and takes these things very seriously.I would also reflect that obviously young people are worried about their families' budget about their cost of living. I reflect on not only that $350 of extra support but also the half-price public transport fees as well as the reduced road-user charge fees and also in our petrol.I also think in the electorate I live in in Botany what else do people care about. I reflect on that $100 million economic growth fund for our businesses. I've heard all across New Zealand really of small businesses coming up to me every time when I go and visit them especially in our migrant communities saying that they've had to mortgage their own family homes to fund the next business venture of their small business. We've seen in countries like Canada in the UK in Australia I think even in Ireland that they've had this really successful growth fund. So we've taken that idea we've brought it to New Zealand the Government started with that seed fund of $100 million and we're also obviously inviting all of the commercial banks to join us in this as well—so a message directly to all of our commercial banks: come on board let's get this started—to make sure that we really are supporting our small and medium enterprises to make sure that our mum and pop businesses get that boost through in that funding.Why I especially mentioned ethnic community is because I know for instance as migrants we find it actually really difficult to be engaging with the commercial mainstream banks. We find it actually really difficult whether it's in terms of the language whether it's in terms of the culture of doing business—it's a daunting thing to come to a new country and be able to start your business. So in order for the Government to be able to partner with them we not only put in $100 million into this growth fund but also what we've been able to do is actually provide expert services expert advice and mentorships through this business growth fund as well. So not only are we making sure that we give you the fund but I think Minister Stuart Nash has characterised the Government as a patient investor. So to walk beside you in this business journey to make sure that we not only give you the money but also give you that support as well throughout this journey—and we know that right now as we recover around COVID it's so important that we actually empower our small and medium enterprises to really go out there. So whether it's expanding outside of your city or expanding from the New Zealand domestic market all the way into the international market this Government is here for you.It would be remiss of me not to also mihi to the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs the Hon Dr David Clark for the amazing announcement that he started in the Budget about doing something about the competitiveness of our grocery sector. Today we as the Economic Development Science and Innovation Committee have already started our first meetings we're getting there to make sure that we ban all covenants that restrict land use of competition and other supermarkets but also this morning we've also announced that further on we're appointing a grocery watchdog to make sure that supermarkets are being competitive. We're making it easier for new competitors to enter the market by opening up access to wholesale goods at a fair price. That will be for all your dairy shop owners. Also we're launching a mandatory code of conduct and also a compulsory unit pricing on grocery goods.So that's why this Budget is a great Budget.