I really hope, and I get a sense that in the crisis that we're in at the moment, that New Zealanders are becoming more and more aware of how connected we are, that, actually, we need strong whānau, we need strong communities, to be able to thrive, and that we need money circulating in our economy to be able to keep it going. That requires policies that support people to be able to look after themselves and the people that they care for. Our social welfare system is central to that. So we are really encouraged with the progress; we just want to see a lot more, and for things to move to that next step to restore dignity for everyone in Aotearoa.