But we haven't just been delivering a world-leading COVID response; we have remained focused on and committed to making things better for all. We've increased the minimum wage steadily to $20 per hour, and the predicted falling of the sky just didn't happen, but what did happen was that money was put directly in the pockets of our lowest earners. The party opposite, which was performatively hand-wringing over the cost of living, has opposed the rise in the minimum wage time after time after time. It's completely ludicrous to adopt a position of caring for everyday Kiwis when you've personally bemoaned the increasing cost of your barista-made coffee. And when a super-wealthy member of Parliament bemoans a 10c increase to a cup of coffee, when that 10c has such a significant effect on a barista's wages, you know that that party couldn't give a flying fig for everyday Kiwis.