Naylor JonoJONO NAYLOR (National): Can I just say that it is wonderful to come back here after 4 weeks of being away and be able to pick up exactly where it was that we left off which is being a part of a party that is governing at the moment that is very positive that has a lot of energy and that is doing some great things for New Zealand. Often you get these accusations made about Governments being in their third term. People will accuse third-term Governments of lacking new ideas or lacking energy. But this Government is far from that. Right across the board in fact—socially environmentally and economically—we have got hard-working Ministers and people within the party who are generating new ideas. They are facing up to the issues that New Zealand is confronted with taking us to where we need to invest more in order to deliver better results and making those investments making those calls. Budget 2016 is an example of that. Right across the board as I said—socially environmentally and economically—this is a balanced Government that is doing things right across the whole gamut.Can I start in the social sphere. Budget 2016 saw $652 million extra being invested back into the social investment package of which $348 million was to boost spending for our most vulnerable young people. We are committed to ensuring that the vulnerable young people of New Zealand will not be left behind that they will get better treatment from the Government going forward than they have ever had before. That is why we are investing money up front. That is why we are taking our social investment strategy to new lengths—to ensure that those who are likely to have the poorest long-term outcomes in their lives have that turned around through early intervention and through early investment to ensure that we are going to deliver a better New Zealand for those New Zealanders. Our results are starting to speak for themselves and we are moving forward with that strategy.On the environmental front we are also making great inroads. For example the recent announcement of being predator-free in New Zealand by 2050—a bold ambitious environmental goal that we are setting for New Zealand one that I am sure everyone will buy into and support. It is another great announcement from the Government and one that will be backed up I am sure by community groups the private sector and the Government itself as we move forward towards that goal. We are investing in the environment in terms of rivers with an extra $100 million that has been put up for river clean-up funds. We have seen the benefit of previous funding that has gone in particularly in the Manawatū where I live where with the help of Government funding working alongside community groups over the last 5 years 120000 plants have been planted alongside the Manawatū River and its tributaries and 208 kilometres of fencing has been put in to help improve the Manawatū River. I know that is something that the local people around there are very concerned about. This Government is concerned about those issues as well. On the environmental front we are making progress as no other Government in New Zealand has ever made before.Finally what is often talked about as being one of the most critical parts is the economy. We are making fantastic progress and inroads in that area as well. We are continuing to be forward-thinking and to look at new ways to boost our economy and we are seeing a more diverse economy as a result. The extra $700 million - odd that has been invested into the Innovative New Zealand package is going to be felt right around the country—in particular as I said in the Manawatū where I come from. That money is going to make a big difference in helping to boost our development and research institutes and the jobs that go along with them. On Friday the Manawatū-Whanganui regional growth plan is going to be unveiled in Whanganui. I am looking forward to the announcements that are coming through from that. I do not want to steal the Minister's thunder in terms of the things that are going to be announced but I am absolutely excited by what I see as the investment by this Government into local regional economies to ensure that we will create more jobs. We will create a better future for people who are living in provincial New Zealand.Right across the board as I said—socially environmentally and economically—this Government is moving New Zealand forward and is going to take us to better places in the future.