I was really struck by the comments from some of the members to my right, who were talking about things like increasing options for people to move around and who were talking about, potentially, having cheaper vehicles in the second-hand market and were telling people how to live their lives—or even champagne socialism—because I think the biggest hypocrisy here is that often, when it comes to low-income people, it is those members to my right who tend to really like to dictate how they live their lives, whether it is through benefit sanctions or putting in legislation that has meant that they cannot be their true selves. So it's interesting hearing people supposedly advocating for those in Mt Roskill and Māngere, who actually have the most to gain from not just this legislation but a shift in our infrastructure when it comes to transport—getting people to use public transport and other ways to move around. So, yeah, we're looking forward to this rebranded National Party's championing of low-income people, and why don't you start by supporting those on benefits? 