I'm a little bit tired of hearing the discourse back and forth on the lowest unemployment figures, as though that tells us the whole picture of the inequalities that we face in Aotearoa. The truth is that the figure we should be looking at how many people are living in poverty. Does everyone feel like they have enough to thrive, like they can reach out to Work and Income? Why haven't we fully individualised our income support system so that, when people need to shift jobs, they're well supported? We know the Government realised that benefit levels were not good enough, and that benefits should have been individualised, as we responded to the pandemic. They put in those temporary measures that saw people actually having enough. Why not make them permanent?