NICOLA WILLIS (Deputy Leader—National): We have, today, the spectre of band-aid economics for an economy that is broken, for an economy that is sending New Zealand backwards, that has New Zealand households struggling with a cost of living crisis that is not only the deepest that's been experienced in 31 years but a cost of living crisis that we learn, in the Budget today, is set to continue for many years to come. This is not a temporary cost of living crisis, which you might believe while you listen to David Parker talking about a three-month measure. This is a cost of living crisis that is set to have inflation outside the band that New Zealand has accepted for 30 years, above 30 percent, well out to 2025. If you think it's bad this year, New Zealand, with inflation meaning that everywhere you go, the groceries, the petrol, every price you pay is going up each month, then don't think it's getting better under Labour. 