Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): In answer to the first part of the question, I've acknowledged many times in this House and elsewhere that New Zealanders are doing it tough amid a global energy crisis and ongoing supply chain constraints that are increasing the cost of living pressures. That's why the Government's acted, moving quickly to reduce fuel excise and halve public transport fares, to help Kiwis facing the pain of higher pump prices partly due to the war in the Ukraine. We're also supporting New Zealanders by delivering income increases for low and middle income earners, which kicked in from 1 April, and we also have the winter energy payment that has come in from 1 May. A strong health-led response has meant New Zealand does find itself in a strong position to respond further to support New Zealanders, and we will always continue to look at ways of improving resilience of New Zealanders to absorb these types of global shocks. As to the second part of the member's question, while her party's preference is for untargeted tax cuts that would give her and her leader thousands of dollars, while giving low and middle income earners just $2 a week, we will not be doing that. As the International Monetary Fund noted in its recent assessment of the New Zealand economy, now is not the time for major tax changes as we emerge from a one-in-100-year economic shock. 