Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: As the member would have heard in both the Minister of Finance's response and in my own, the average hourly wage rose 4.8 percent in the latest data, and private sector wages' hourly earnings increased by 5.3 percent. We are in a period right now where we have got global inflation levels that are impacting on the cost of living, but these quarters are, relative to the others we've experienced in New Zealand, an exception not a rule, and we are projected, by the latter part of 2022 to once again see wage growth outstrip the cost of living. Finally, what I would say is that as a Government, we have worked hard to ensure that we have consistently had wage growth outstrip inflation in this country, and we have succeeded. But we are in an environment where there is currently a war in Europe. There are supply chain constraints, and we are not alone in this experience. The difference is we're a Government who will cushion the blow for New Zealand. That is an Opposition party proposing to give the wealthiest tax cuts.