Doocey MattMATT DOOCEY (National—Waimakariri): Well—what a week. Everyone is fixated. They are talking about it up and down the country. Will the Crusaders beat the Lions on Sunday morning in Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg in South Africa? I must say as a proud born and bred Cantabrian that I am looking forward to us winning the Super Rugby title again. Since 2008 we have been waiting to win this title again. We are the best rugby region in the world and I am looking forward to us reclaiming the title early on Sunday morning in New Zealand time. That will give the momentum for Cantabrians to claim and expect a world-class international rugby stadium to be built in the centre of Christchurch returning us rightly as the home of rugby in New Zealand. I am looking forward to that being built as part of our regeneration—the jewel in the crown.This Government is delivering for New Zealanders. We are delivering a strong growing country. We are delivering a strong growing economy. Ultimately what we are doing is shaping globalisation for the benefit of New Zealanders. Every year there are thousands of young New Zealanders who head off on their OE. They travel to many countries and they quickly learn that in a globalised world countries that are competitive and have a developed economy are the countries that improve the well-being and living standards of their people and protect their environment. Countries that are not competitive and do not have a developed economy do not. It is as stark as that. It is a choice and that is why on this side of the House this National Government is choosing to have a developed economy that is improving the well-being of its people.Look at any metric: a surplus of $2.7 billion forecasted to grow to $7.2 billion; 3 percent GDP growth which is the envy of all other OECD countries; an unemployment rate announced today of 4.8 percent—in my electorate of Waimakariri we are tracking at just under 3 percent; and the highest workforce participation rate this country has ever seen. What we are doing is backing hard-working Kiwis. We are the working people's party backing hard-working people. We have created over 200000 jobs in the last 2 years and we will go on to create over 200000 jobs by 2021.Not only that but we are looking to reduce our core Crown debt by GDP to 10 to 15 percent. Some countries are 60 80 or over 100 percent; we are ambitious and aiming for 10 to 15 percent by 2025.What we are is the party of infrastructure. We are delivering $32 billion worth of infrastructure over the next 4 years. What we are doing through our strong management of a growing country—a growing economy—is resulting in direct investment into my electorate of Waimakariri. This term we opened up the new Rangiora Health Hub. That is the health hub that Annette King campaigned on with Clayton Cosgrove 3 years ago and said was never going to happen. Well—over $10 million of local health investment into infrastructure—it has opened. Not only is it opening but we are relocating the Hagley Outpatients building out to Rangiora so constituents in my electorate can have their first specialist appointment—delivering first-class health care to the doorstep of rural communities. That is all happening because we are building a new public hospital in Christchurch as well as the recently opened hospital in Burwood—$1 billion worth of investment into Greater Christchurch for health infrastructure.But it does not stop there. I have got $400 million going into two new motorway projects: the Western Belfast Bypass and the Christchurch Northern Corridor bringing reliable travel times and uncongested roads to frustrated Waimakariri commuters.Ultimately the jewel in the crown is that this year we have got 10 schools opening new modern learning environments—first-class 21st century technology empowering our young people. They can go on to achieve their full potential and achieve in a globalised world. Thank you.