There's been no debate in this House this evening around the issue facing all New Zealanders, and that is this cost of living crisis that New Zealand families are facing, the difficulty of funding their way through to pay for the food on their table, the gas in their tanks, and to make ends meet. The only difficulty, and, I suppose, the only complication, is that the members of this Government, the Ministers in this Government, and the backbenchers who are sitting over there hanging their heads wondering about what their future is going to be—the only surprising thing was that those people, those 50-odd New Zealanders, were the last people to wake up to the fact that there was a cost of living crisis in this country and that's what people were focused on. And so their plans for this Budget all along were to focus on climate change and the biggest health restructuring in the middle of a COVID crisis. And that was the plan for the Budget and it was all sweet. 