But it involves political bravery from all political parties represented in this House and from those who are hoping to come into this House to actually believe that everybody deserves an income of decency and of a dignified life. That's why, while I welcome the fantastic, positive changes that have been made in this Government—for example, extending family support and child benefit payments—the bravery is needed to extend that support to people out of work, and that is what the Greens' guaranteed minimum income is proposing to do. That has been a politically courageous step that has needed to be seen for a very long time, and we are here, as the Green Party, highlighting and championing that step that everybody not in full-time paid work should have an income that they can rely on and that it should be livable, because people are doing their best. In this country, we have enough for everyone to be living dignified lives, and I am proud to be a co-leader of a party that is putting up that plan. Thank you, Mr Speaker. 