While people might say, "Oh look, lives are going to be so much better as a result of this."—I appreciate how hard it is for people on low incomes like that. I can't imagine what it's like on those incomes to wander through a supermarket, wondering whether or not you can take something off the shelf, and, worse than that, looking at that high level of inflation on those basic staple products must be very, very demoralising. So there was a need for a different approach—a much different approach—to simply saying, "We will solve everything by putting in place an additional payment that takes us back to the levels that we were at 30 years ago." 