Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes. In particular, I stand by this Government's record of reducing child poverty. According to the data released by Statistics New Zealand last week, child poverty has continued to trend downwards across all nine measures under this Government. Despite the impact of the COVID-19 global pandemic, the Government has achieved two out of the three targets it has set itself and has made significant reductions in the third. Our health and economic response, as well as income support initiatives like increasing benefits and Working for Families, has cushioned the impact for families and provided the support they need. It is now estimated that there is 66,500 fewer children in low-income households on the after-housing-costs poverty measure and 21,900 fewer children experiencing material hardship since we came into Government. Now, our job is to keep going.