But in the same way that we should never underestimate Kiwis in a crisis, I don't underestimate either what we can achieve together on our long-term challenges. No one is sitting here in this Chamber because they were motivated into politics to take on a pandemic. We're here because we believe that we have it in us to keep fixing the challenges New Zealand has long faced as a nation. On child poverty, 109,000 families are now on average $175 better off a week because of this Government; 40,000 children have been lifted out of poverty because of the actions of this Government. On housing, we've now added 8,700 extra housing places; 3,100 extra transitional homes. And consents: consents for new homes have broken record highs for eight months in a row this year. On climate, we have increased our ambition and quadrupled climate aid. Because of our clean-car discount, more electric vehicles were registered in New Zealand in the past six months than for each of the past four years. We've seen 6.6 million tonnes of emissions cut from our industrial process heat sector. We've quadrupled the Green Investment Fund. And just in the last two weeks—just in the last two weeks—you will have continued to see progress on establishing the Māori Health Authority. Minister Marama Davidson released our country's first ever strategy on family and sexual violence. And we've taken action to make New Zealand smoke-free in our lifetimes.