Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Or is it fair that that member asks that question whilst not supporting any increase to the minimum wage? Again, here I come back to the wider point: consistently, since 2017, as a Government we have been focused on lifting the incomes of New Zealanders. And here is the impact of those policies: a minimum wage worker working 40 hours a week in 2017, compared to now, is receiving an extra $218 per week. A new police officer graduate is receiving $12,292 more overall per annum. An experienced nurse—$16,431. The average pay for a secondary teacher—a $12,905 difference between now and 2017. That is a marked increase as a result of the focus we've had on lifting the wages of low and middle income New Zealanders, and we stand by that.