Well, on this side of the House, we simply do not agree with that, and this week, on 1 April, the proof is in the pudding, because this side of the House has said that those on low and middle incomes actually deserve the chance to be able to get ahead. That's why we put in place the largest benefit increase in a generation in last year's Budget, which gets paid out in its final form on Friday, and that is turning around the 1991 benefit cuts—that's turning around Ruth Richardson's legacy of saying that people at the bottom don't deserve the support. That is the National Party of 1991, and, very sadly, it's the National Party of today as well. There is no plan from the National Party to support those on the low and middle incomes, and thank goodness that we have our 1 April changes coming through that also include the lifting of the family tax credit, that also include lifting superannuation and student allowances, and making sure that we help people to deal with the cost of living crisis.