Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for Social Development and Employment): Every individual and whānau is different, with different costs, locations, and incomes. While this Government has lifted incomes substantially, and lifted 66,500 children out of poverty, we know there are still children living in poverty and there are families doing it tough. The benefit increases that come into full effect tomorrow are forecast to lift an additional 33,000 children out of poverty on the after-housing cost measure for the 2022-23 year. We cannot lift people out of poverty by just lifting incomes, which is why the Government is taking a broad approach. Alongside lifting incomes, we've put more free lunches in schools, provided more free doctors visits, started an ambitious social housing build, cut school fees, and begun health and disability reforms. The half-price public transport fares coming into force tomorrow will also make a big difference. We've always said there is more to do. Our review of Working for Families and childcare assistance will be another step on this journey.