Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: As I've said and repeated in this House multiple times and again today, I've talked about the efforts that we are making in that space, and I would also, again, highlight that, as I said yesterday, whether or not it's a new teacher, we've seen an increase since our time in office of them receiving an additional $227 a week, if you take an example of a teacher with family. If you take the example of someone working 30 hours at a minimum wage with kids, $336 better off. If you take, for instance, a primary school teacher, $11,000 better off; a nurse, $16,000. These far outstrip the examples that the member has presented in this House, by some margins, and none of those changes the member would be able to commit to in office because he has a massive fiscal hole.