Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes. I made this comment as part of a wider statement about making New Zealand the best place in the world to be a child. This Government remains committed to improving the wellbeing of Kiwi kids. That's why we've developed, for the first time, an all-of-Government strategy focused solely on improving the lives of all children, the Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy, and we've set ourselves bold and ambitious child poverty targets. Already, we're providing free and healthy school lunches to 88,000 students in 322 schools and kura across the country, we've increased the incomes of around 96,000 sole parents by an average of $132 per week, we've extended free and low-cost GP visits to 56,000 13-year-olds, and we've provided our Best Start payment to over 100,000 parents of newborn babies and extended paid parental leave. Under this Government, we've seen one of the largest policy-driven falls in child poverty in a very long time, but there's also more to do. 