Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, particularly the Government's policies that came into effect on 1 July, last week, focused on keeping New Zealanders safe from COVID-19, accelerating our recovery, and making progress on longstanding issues such as climate change, housing, and child wellbeing. These include main benefits increasing by $20 per adult per week; reinstating the Training Incentive Allowance, which was taken away by the previous National Government, in order to support study for sole parents and carers and disabled people; preventing children being hospitalised by cold and damp homes, through the healthy homes standards, which will require landlords to provide properties with insulation, at least one fixed heating device capable of heating the living room to at least 18 degrees, and just ensuring of course that we have extractor fans in bathrooms and kitchens; increasing paid parental leave rates by 2.5 percent; security guards added to Schedule 1 of the Employment Relations Act, helping protect their employment conditions; and, of course, decisions around migrant exploitation and efforts to prevent migrant exploitation. I am proud of the initiatives that were implemented on 1 July.