Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, particularly the Government's consistent efforts to increase wages and support for low and middle income earners. We cannot control the war in Ukraine, nor the continued volatility of fuel prices, but we can take steps to reduce the impact on New Zealand families. That's why we have reduced fuel excise duties and road-user charges by 25c and halved the price of public transport. This builds on a comprehensive package due to come into play on 1 April, which increases Working for Families for 346,000 families, ensuring they are better off by, on average, $20 a week. Of course, that coincides with further benefit increases and increases for superannuitants and also student support. On 1 May, the winter energy payment restarts again, benefiting over a million New Zealanders during the winter months, including superannuitants. There is no silver bullet that will fix the cost of living, but we have a plan and are implementing a range of measures that together will help to make a difference. That stands in stark contrast to the idea from the Opposition of reducing taxes for those earning over $180,000 a year.