Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: Under our confidence and supply agreement, we committed to an overhaul of the welfare system, and we're already seeing positive impacts for people as a result of this Government's achievements—for example, for a person receiving sole parent support with a six-month-old and no other income, living in South Auckland, increases under this Government have meant a total increase of around $200 per week compared to a person in the same situation in early 2017. In response to COVID-19, we have also implemented the wage subsidy, which has supported more than 1.6 million employees through lockdown; developed a small-business cash-flow loan scheme; injected $27 million into the social services sector; and invested a further $30 million through civil defence emergency management into helping those with immediate needs around food and welfare. But I've never shied away from the fact that we have more to do in the long term to address income adequacy. We will continue our work to overhaul the welfare system to support the wellbeing of New Zealanders now and into the future.