We have laid out on the table what our intentions are for the next three years. The Speech from the Throne was also an opportunity to reflect on what we have done. We never promised at the beginning of the last three years that we were going to be able to address all the wicked challenges that we face as a country, but we knew we needed to get the ball rolling, and we did. If I only look at one of the areas that I have the privilege of being Minister for, that area being social development, I will say that the criticism that comes our way is that we haven't done enough yet, and I've never said that we have either. We had three years to make some changes. What I'm proud of is that, actually, many if not all of those changes were actually mostly supported by the majority of New Zealanders. Who would've thought that, actually, the majority of New Zealanders would sit back and be fine with the fact that we'd do something like get rid of section 192, that discriminated against women that didn't name the father of their child? Who would've thought that, actually, there'd be more people pushing for benefit increases than opposing them? Who would've thought that we'd be able to roll out one of the biggest payments ever, if not the biggest payment, through our welfare system, which is the winter energy payment, that we would be able to, within our first hundred days in the last Government, roll out a Families Package of $5.5 billion, and then go on to do things like index benefits to wages so that it would go up just a little bit more every April when those adjustments are made.