Hon MICHAEL WOOD: —I think that we have shown—the rock star economy, remember, and the unemployment rate today is lower than at that point, with a higher minimum wage—that we can deliver good economic growth across the New Zealand economy, while making sure that the lowest-income New Zealanders get a fair go. After a year of COVID, we have learnt that it's the cleaners, the orderlies, the checkout operators, and people in those roles who keep our economy going, and it is time to stop undervaluing them. I find it extraordinary that people in this House, who earn $180,000 a year, are not prepared to see those people get a fair income for the critical work that they do.