Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: When it comes to the policy of the removal of GST on fruit and vegetables, obviously, that was some years ago, rather than 2017, that that policy was held. I would point out that—just for the point of comparison—from what the member's party has released today, which is the removal of GST, as I understand, off all food, it is interesting to point out that the Tax Working Group calculated a GST exemption on food would save families in the bottom decile of income roughly $15 a week, while families in the highest decile would save $53 a week. Again, I come back to the targeted policies that we've been promoting as a Government, like, for instance, increases to the Best Start payment for families with young children—which will also increase on 1 April—and those increases in the family tax credit, which, on those numbers, would, for many families, be a higher rate of increase than the removal of GST on food. 