Child poverty—she talked about cost pressures for families, about new jobs that have been created, about the so-called transformation of the welfare system, and about things like Mana in Mahi, which she was an enormously proud of. Well, the reality is talk is cheap—talk is cheap. At the end of the day, New Zealanders want to know that the members of Parliament in this place—and I do agree with the speaker who resumed her seat before me—New Zealanders want to know that the people in this place are doing their damnedest to improve their quality of life.