Here's another one: child poverty. So the Prime Minister herself took on the responsibility of child poverty reduction. She promised to reduce it by 20,000—reduce the number of children living in poverty by 20,000 by 2021. Do you know what? We have 11,000 more children living in material hardship, which is the worst type, pre-COVID—pre-COVID. So any time that side of the House talks about COVID having an impact on everything, I would just encourage New Zealanders to look back at their record before the health crisis hit, because as a country we were not in good shape pre-COVID. I accept now the economic and unemployment crisis is absolutely dire: 212,000 people currently on unemployment benefits. Oh, that's right. The Minister of Finance pretends that those getting the COVID payment, the 20,000 of them, aren't unemployed. No, no, no. I'm not allowed to call them "on the unemployment benefit" even though they're out of work and—guess what—they're getting a benefit.