RICARDO MENÉNDEZ MARCH (Green): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I want to begin by acknowledging that, in this Budget, the Government started shifting the dial on investment on climate action and healthcare infrastructure. And there are quite a few discrete things to like. We support the child support pass-on, as well as the increase in the eligibility for hardship grants for low-income workers—these are all things that will make a difference for our communities. But, at the core in this Budget, what we have accepted is that some families will continue living in hardship and needing to get into thousands of dollars of debt, with our own Government agencies that are designed to support them, just to survive. And it is very clear for us that, if the Greens held the balance of power, if we had a stronger influence in the decision making of this Government, we would have taken the opportunity to put in place policies that no longer tolerated families living in hardship.