Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, particularly the Government's recent actions that came into effect on 1 April, including the indexation of benefits to wage rates—this means benefits will be increased by 3.1 percent, more than double what would have happened under the previous indexation to the Consumers Price Index; the largest rise in abatement levels in two decades—this means that people receiving a main benefit and in part-time work can keep more of what they earn; and, of course, the minimum wage increase to $20 per hour, which is estimated to boost the wages of around 175,500 New Zealanders across the economy, and, of course, ensure that those who are on those low wages have the incomes that will lead them to spend in their local economies, which has an impact on those local economies. We are proud of each of those.