I do want to acknowledge that, when this policy came out, my dear previous colleague Mojo Mathers looked at this and went, "This is a kick in the guts to all the people on income support with disabilities", who are vulnerable and have been bearing the weight of COVID as vulnerable people and feeling and seeing their costs go up. And now to see that that sense of isolation and vulnerability means nothing—is how they are interpreting it, and that, actually, people in paid work were again being privileged. And I want to acknowledge that feeling for people, because I get it. It's real when you are struggling to put decent food on the table, to be able to do the things that you know you need to do for your own health and wellbeing, because your income is just not enough. Then it's hard to see others being put before you. That doesn't speak to our experience of being all in this together, and everyone counting, and New Zealanders sacrificing themselves to save the lives of the vulnerable. That, for them, did not connect, and that is one of those reasons that the Greens want more. We want everyone else to be brought up to this point as well.