Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Obviously, right now the focus has been from the Opposition side on whether or not the spending that we have put forward in our Budget—which has both focused on supporting New Zealanders through targeted measures around the cost of living, so as not to have an inflationary impact, and investing in health services. He will have already seen the Governor of the Reserve Bank say that what we have spent in our focus has been "small beer" relative to what we are experiencing in the global environment, and the inflation rates of other countries right now speaks for itself. New Zealand is sitting down closer to the lower quarter with our inflation rates relative to the rest of the world. The OECD is at 9.2 percent. The member cannot argue that this is specifically down to the New Zealand Government's spending. 