So I'm stoked for the families that will find some temporary relief through this legislation, but I'm deeply disappointed that we are ignoring the reality that incomes remain too low. I've heard members of Government talking about how this is a Budget of health. I want to say that researchers and communities have told us, for many years, that we need to be focusing on the things that determine whether someone will be healthy—and incomes play a massive role in that. When families are struggling to make ends meet, they go through toxic stress. That toxic stress builds up and contributes to families getting sick. If we're serious about building an infrastructure that is fit for purpose, and a health system that delivers for all people in Aotearoa, we need to have livable incomes. This is a massive missed opportunity to ensure that everyone is looked after.