Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): I've got great sympathy for people—as I'm sure members on all sides do, actually—on low incomes who manage weekly budgets, and I have great respect for people who sometimes do very mundane jobs, don't earn a lot of money, and struggle to make ends meet. We as a Government have been, quite obviously—given the controversies in the House and elsewhere recently—trying to disproportionately lift the income of low-income earners, whether they are on benefits or in work. We've done that through minimum wage increases, the way we construct wage agreements in the public sector and also through the lifting of benefits and other prior changes like the Best Start package for children—previously for those families with children. And that is, in my opinion, all good. 