Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Well, the first thing I'd say is that 60 percent of families actually are impacted by the changes that are made to the family tax credit. So that is a large number of New Zealanders as a result of the changes made through Working for Families, which, of course, does go to working families. The second point I'd make is that the response to fuel excise was one way that we can very quickly see a change that, depending on fuel costs—anything from $11 to $17 a week, potentially, for everyone. That was a way that we could quickly respond also. But what I would also say is one of the most important things we can do is make sure incomes—not just, of course, what can be done through tax bracket changes, which often deliver the least to those who need it the most. Rising incomes is what makes a significant difference, and up until now we have seen under this Government incomes outstrip the cost of living, and it is projected to be the case again soon.