Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: A 3.2 percent unemployment rate in the middle of a one-in-100-year economic crisis; some of the lowest debt relative to other countries in the OECD that you will have seen—we have supported New Zealanders through a health and economic crisis that, yes, meant we had to invest, but kept people in work. At the same time, we have overseen a lift in incomes for our lowest-income New Zealanders and a once-in-a-generation increase in welfare. We have nine of the child poverty indicators tracking down—60,000 fewer children in poverty than when that member had his party in Government. I could speak at great length about what we have done in office to repair the damage of that time in office by the National Party, so if the member wants to ask more patsies, I would welcome it. 