This debate is one which is opening some serious issues in the way in which we think I parenting and the way in which we think I poverty and the way in which we want to blame the poor for their situation. I ask that we step back from that and that we actually consider the best interests of society in the round. We take away the blame that we want to attach to poverty because if we can blame someone, then maybe it won't happen to us because, clearly, it was their fault in some way and we can avoid their mistakes. Let's step back from it and let's think about the long-term good of society. The long-term good of society is we have children who are rounded, who are whole, and who understand what it is to love and be loved. If the best way for your particular pēpi is for you to stay home, then by all means let us, finally, make the investment in our beneficiary parents—the investment in our children and in our future—because that is how we will build back better, and that is what the Labour Government is trying to do. 