Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Every single time we do an increase in the minimum wage, from the time that we were last in Government to now, we have received such advice, and I again remind the member that every time we have done that, we have had jobs go up and unemployment go down. Now, actually, the final point I want to make: when we were last in the global financial crisis, we had a National Party in New Zealand who was focused on supporting the lowest-paid workers and taking what was called the "sharp edges" off the recession; now we have an Opposition who would rather have low-paid workers suffer. That is not the way to deal with this. We instead can support employers directly to stay in work and to have decent wages while they're there.