RICARDO MENÉNDEZ MARCH (Green): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Reflecting on the fact that through the course of this debate, I've been hearing National Party members advocating for cuts to taxes and, effectively, services and, at the same time, also throwing some dog-whistles about this bill potentially reaching some of our migrant communities—so I think we've got this kind of scapegoating narrative on the one hand, and then the Labour Party members are expressing concern about the wellbeing of low-income New Zealanders. And I agree: the Green Party is deeply concerned about the state of our inequality crisis and the fact that so many low-income New Zealanders are doing it tough. This is why we are deeply frustrated that this cost of living payment bill is not reaching some of those New Zealanders who are doing it the toughest: people who are on the main benefit, some of our senior citizens who are relying on superannuation and they're still renting and are struggling to make ends meet. It makes absolutely no sense to be giving a stimulus and exclude some of the people who have been doing it the toughest.