Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Again, I totally reject the premise of that member's question. Again, if we run through all of the work that we as a Government have done since we've come into office, we have been completely focused on ensuring we're doing what we can to lift the incomes of New Zealanders. Now, whether or not it is, for instance, our policy to get rid of school donations so we take a bit of extra pressure off families to be paying for when their kids are going to school when they should be receiving free education; whether or not it's free doctors visits for under-14s; whether it's healthy food in schools for 200,000 children across the country—even period products in schools. That is on top of the Best Start payment we introduced. That's on top of extending paid parental leave; increases to the family tax credit, which was on top of those that we brought in when we came into office; or even the creation of the winter energy payment. We have had a relentless focus on the cost of living for New Zealanders since 2017. Now, I don't deny that times are absolutely tough now, which is why you saw us this week, again, reduce fuel excise, whilst also making sure we don't cut the projects that those families want us to continue with.