Korako Nuk; Tisch LindsayNUK KORAKO (National): Kia ora e Te Mana Whakawā. Hallelujah sister—I mean what you have just critiqued is almost $100 million worth of Māori development in this particular Budget. What I want to do though is bring this back and probably continue a little bit on what my colleague Marama Fox from the Māori Party—sister—actually started with and that is talking about whānau and that is talking about families. I want to bring it local as well and talk about the Port Hills. Budget 2017 is indeed good news for people of the Port Hills and particularly for families. Last weekend and earlier this week I was out in the communities of the Port Hills and there was a unanimous message that I received and that was the fact of how great for families this Budget 2017 is indeed. When I was at the Halswell Sunday market manning my electorate stall I was talking to parents who are raising their young families. These families will be getting an annual increase of more than $3000 per annum from this particular Budget. We also have families across the Port Hills who will benefit from the accommodation supplement and who will see increases of up to around about $55 per week on top of the increases they will get from the tax reductions and also Working for Families. It is not though just the $2 billion worth of Family Incomes Package that will actually benefit people of the Port Hills—oh no. There are a number of other things as well. I was in Woolston on Monday visiting some of the innovative manufacturers that are driving jobs and wage growth in the Port Hills. Under this Budget those businesses—they told me—will take advantage of the changes that make it easier for them to be more innovative and make it easier for them to pursue a lot of the growth opportunities particularly overseas. These businesses are also being supported around the creation of jobs through this Budget to improve the experiences for the businesses particularly in dealing with the Government. Many people choose to live in the Port Hills because of the stunning natural beauty as well so our communities are made up of people who really care about protecting the environment particularly those who live along the Ōpāwaho or the Heathcote River. They know all too well how important it is and the work that we are doing for the environment particularly in cleaning up our waterways. So in this Budget another $1 million has been put in to continue that great work around cleaning up our waterways. There is also new funding for combating climate change—another $4 million. This is where we are getting a lot of positive feedback from the Port Hills people particularly around the environment and what the National Government is doing for that environment. This is the next part of it because we have a number of retirement villages within the Port Hills. On Monday I was there to deliver a card and give my wishes to another centenarian within the Port Hills and there was a double whammy here. When we look at this superannuation is linked to after-tax incomes so the Family Incomes Package will give our senior citizens another $13 extra per week and that is in addition to the usual adjustments particularly under this Budget. But the double whammy was that I met some very very happy and now very content support workers and they are the ones who are going to get in this Budget—it is going through the House now as we all know. There is another $2 billion in a pay rise for these workers who look after our seniors. This is a Budget for all New Zealanders. Kia ora. The ASSISTANT SPEAKER (Lindsay Tisch): I call Maureen Pugh—5 minutes.