The minimum wage is exactly the same. When they were in Government, every single year they put the minimum wage up, and they waived their blue flag and they said "Look at us. How great are we?" And then whenever we do it, they say "That's a terrible idea. That's hurting business." What they fail to know is that New Zealanders can see through the politics. New Zealanders know that it is the minimum-wage workers that have worked the hardest, alongside our frontline health workers, that have got us to where we are now in this COVID response. They don't agree with it. Or do they? Who knows? The other day, I was sitting next to Nicola Willis doing our weekly radio slot with Newstalk ZB, and she said "We do not oppose raising the minimum wage." What does the leader say? I don't know, couldn't form a position. He didn't have the ability to stand up and say yes or no. He fluffed about. So we don't even know where they stand on the minimum wage. But here we are, as a Government, helping 300,000 workers, lifting their wages, and contributing to this economy. Because what that side knows but don't say, is that small to medium businesses, the ones that they've spent most of their time talking about, their revenue is dependent on people's capacity to spend. If they don't raise minimum wages, like some of them are encouraging us to do, their ability to spend money goes down in real terms. Small to medium businesses miss out as a result.