Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, and whilst there is more to do, I remain very proud of what we have achieved across our time in office. On our COVID response, we've the lowest rate of COVID cases, hospitalisations, and deaths in the OECD. On our economic response, we've record low unemployment and GDP is up. We have more than 175,000 people who have taken up our free apprenticeships and targeted trades training, and our Apprenticeship Boost subsidy has helped employers keep on more than 40,000 apprentices. We've made the largest increase to benefits in a generation and lifted incomes through our Families Package. Our income support changes since 2017 mean more than 100,000 families are, on average, $175 a week better off. All nine child poverty indicators have improved under Labour, and 66,500 children have been lifted out of poverty since our time in office. More than 200,000 children receive free, healthy lunches in schools. I could go on, but on this side of the House I stand by our statement. We are focused on lifting the wellbeing and the economic wellbeing of New Zealanders, unlike that member, who is focused on removing the top tax bracket for those on $180,000 or more. 