Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: What I look to are the projections beyond what is an extraordinary period right now in our history—a one-in-100-year pandemic and the economic impacts from that. And you can see those who are looking ahead, forecasting that we will come out the other side of that extraordinary period where constraints on supply, increases in demand are having an impact on inflation, and you've seen the Reserve Bank commentating on when they expect that to be. In the meantime, we do have a job to do as Government to make sure that we're supporting families through that period in things like that increase in the family tax credit, benefit increases, and increases in the minimum wage, which I note the Opposition have not supported, and, therefore, I really question what it is the member is proposing that he would do to support families through this time.