The Budget Policy Statement reflects an ideology—and we've heard that word levelled at us as a criticism. I don't apologise for that. Our ideology is around fairness, real-life experiences of the struggles of ordinary New Zealanders, and it's based on evidence. We have heard the Minister this afternoon acknowledge that there are struggles currently. It is a difficult time; difficult because of a lack of investment over many decades and difficult because of a pandemic that we are all struggling with. And some people are feeling it worse, particularly in particular regions and in sectors like retail and hospitality. But the National Party script, I'll call it a "luxicon", actually. So a lexicon is a special language, but a "luxicon" is a language that comes primarily from the Leader of the Opposition. So in a "luxicon", a feminist is somebody who says they'll scrap the Ministry for Women, a ministry that has been fought for for decades, one that is trying to close the 8.6 percent gender pay gap for Pākehā women and the 27.4 percent pay gap for Pasifika women. 