Hon MICHAEL WOOD: I stand by all the comments that I've made in the course of this discussion whereby I've pointed out that, consistently across the term of this Government, workers have received wage increases in excess of the cost of living, while acknowledging particular pressures that have been felt here in New Zealand and around the world, due to the impacts of COVID-19 and supply chain factors. But the associated point I make is perhaps the most important one—the question is: what do we actually do about it? What we've heard from that side of the House is that they actually oppose the minimum wage increase that supports the lowest-income workers in New Zealand, and that side of the House, with the honourable exception of Nicola Willis, who supported the Government's position, would see the living standards of the lowest-income workers go backwards. That's not what we believe in in this Government.