That is what the National Party holds dear to—the aspirations and future for every child in this country—and the Labour Party, by repealing this provision for subsequent children, is destining more Kiwi kids to a life of poverty, a life of hardship, fewer educational achievements, and poorer health and social outcomes. How is that the big Labour Party dream of child wellbeing? It is totally and absolutely not, and that's why it's just devastating to stand and speak in this House for a massive step backwards for some of the most vulnerable children in New Zealand for whom, for a period of time, their parent or parents aren't able to create an income. Instead, they chop it off at the knees, provide fewer opportunities for that family to be in work, fewer obligations, fewer expectations, and, unfortunately, lower aspirations—welcome to the Labour Party. 