Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: When it comes to our approach to tax policy, you know, I would argue that, actually, we have focused on trying to ensure that the incomes of our low and middle income families have increased. In fact, when you look at the impact of our policies on, for instance, the likes of a low-income earner, someone on the minimum wage, we have increased their wages significantly. We've also, at the same time, for instance, put in place an additional top tax rate at those earning $180,000 or more. We have introduced, for instance, an extension to the brightline test. We've removed interest deductibility and removed other tax loopholes, which we believe were weighting the market more in favour of those who are investors in the market, relative to first-home buyers. All of those things, we believe, are not only evening up the playing field but making our tax system fairer for all New Zealanders.