Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for Social Development and Employment): Children in poverty are all of our concern. While I am encouraged that under this Government, all nine child poverty measures are trending down and there are 45,400 fewer children in poverty since 2017-18, one in five Māori and one in four Pacific children still live in poverty. We have made some changes: we've lifted benefits by $25 per week, we saw indexation of benefits to wages last year, and we saw a shift in abatement thresholds on 1 April last year. We also saw section 192 repealed on 1 April last year, which previously had seen sole parents penalised for not naming the other—father. Those initiatives were not taken into consideration with regards to the most recent statistics that were released because they only went up to March. Is there more to do? Absolutely, and we're committed to doing that work. 