Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Again, our proposals around the family tax credit changes—as I've said—for many of those low and middle income earners, outstrip what has been proposed by National and doesn't, at the same time, come at the great cost of reducing the taxes for the highest-income earners, which inevitably means then you see cuts to things like health and education. But what I would point out to the member is that he's not only proposed, as he said, changes for middle income earners; he is also proposing changes that will see costs increase for them in other areas. We are not. We want free lunches in schools, we want under-14-year-olds to still be able to go to the doctor for free, we want to see a continued investment in healthcare. Those are all things the member's policies do not support.