This is not to say that people in paid employment who are working part-time and are also looking after children don't deserve to be supported, but we reject any narrative that says that our people on the benefit who are doing critical labour—and those living with disabilities who do not have enough money to live on currently, because, unfortunately, the increases to the supported living payment are not going up at a fast enough rate to ensure that people have enough to survive. What we are saying is simply that instead of the minimum family tax credit, we need to build an income support system that is fit for purpose. 