Actually, if you think about—as many of my colleagues do, and we discuss it on a regular basis—you know, supporting the most vulnerable, what does it come down to? Can they afford their everyday costs, whether it's housing, whether it's petrol, whether it's filling the supermarket basket and making sure that they've got food at home? Well, the reality is we now have a record number of Kiwis who are seeking hardship assistance—half a billion dollars more in assistance. So this isn't a country where New Zealanders are doing it well. They're not doing it better than they were two years ago.