That is what our Minister of Finance has done. He knew that this year would be difficult. He has messaged that to people. We have targeted our support for those who need the most support from the most deprived communities, and we know that from 2023 onwards, the wage rise that we have seen in today's figures will continue to go upwards and that is going to help close the inequality gap, and that is what most of the members on this side of the House came to do when we came into Parliament was to try to make New Zealand a fairer place. My colleague Kiritapu has referred to the fact that, in fact, inequality during COVID even—and the report says this, and I've got evidence here, again, from the Treasury. During COVID, it shone a light onto the inequalities in New Zealand, but actually it also helped to marginally close that gap. Now, time will tell in due course whether that's going to be further closed, but I would feel very confident with the targeting that this Government has done, that we have done everything in our power to make sure that New Zealand has been in the best possible position to weather what has been a COVID storm and to weather what has been the really dramatic and unexpected war in Ukraine that has sent the world topsy-turvy. So this is a good statement and I would encourage the Opposition to read it properly. Thank you.