Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Well, I would point to the child poverty indicators, which are an indication of both relative poverty and also inequality, because they are measures, by and large, of the number of people living on 50 percent or less of the median income in New Zealand. And we have seen, against our baselines, a decline in poverty across those nine measures. It hasn't been at the pace that we would like, but we are starting to see the difference our policies are making. Our view is we just need to keep going.