Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: What we do know from the child poverty statistics we're seeing is that we've seen significant progress on all nine of the indicators that are included within the Child Poverty Reduction Act. We're seeing significant progress most recently in reducing the number of children in material hardship. We will continue to invest here; the job is most definitely not done. The way that we do that is to continue to support low and middle income households through the changes that we've made. Doing tax cuts that would provide significant benefit to the highest-income earners is not the answer to improving child poverty.