I'm going to start with a quote from Audrey Young on Budget 2020: "Robertson's $1 billion cost of living package, including a $350 payment for those earning under $70,000, to address immediate inflation pressures is a good one and well-designed, politically. It is hard to see how the National Party could oppose it (although it will) when cost of living pressures consumes its political agenda these days. Labour's Budget measure of payments is targeted, it gives the lower-paid more than National's"—[Multiple interjections] Sorry, I'll say that again for the member: "Labour's Budget measure of payments is targeted, it gives the lower-paid more than National's tax-indexation plan, and it is temporary … The Budget cements Robertson's credentials as careful economic manager, for good times and bad, the Goldilocks manager: not too much, not too little."