RACHEL BOYACK (Labour—Nelson): Last week, a range of income changes came into effect that will make a real difference for people in New Zealand. Working for Families increases will see more than 300,000 families $20 a week better off; meanwhile, the National Party wants to give families that are doing it tough $2 a week. Superannuitants will get $52 a fortnight for single people, $80 a fortnight for couples; meanwhile, the National Party wants to give superannuitants $2 a week. Student allowances and living costs go up $25 a week, but, meanwhile, the National Party wants to give students $2 a week. Full-time minimum wage workers will earn an extra $48 a week, while the National Party doesn't want those on the minimum wage to earn any more than they are. In fact, Chris Luxon is apparently too worried about the price of his coffee going up; while Christopher Bishop says about National's proposal to cut taxes for the wealthy, "I would get quite a bit because I earn quite a bit."