The reality that is in front of us, I think, was well summed up by the Government chief whip in a contribution that he made earlier, which is that I think that New Zealanders expect that in these extraordinary times sometimes we as a Parliament do just get on with it and do what is needed to support families and communities and households at challenging times. The reality is that this is an extraordinary era that we are living in, and I think sometimes we forget that in the midst of it. We are coming through two years of a global pandemic that has knocked international supply chains around enormously. We are dealing with a massively disruptive international event—that being the abhorrent Russian invasion of Ukraine that is having profound impacts on supply chains, including the cost of fuel around the world. We do know that Kiwis have been feeling the pressure of that, and that is why it was very important for the Government to move forward with our package of changes to assist Kiwi families and businesses with those increased costs caused by the war in Ukraine. 