Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: That was a very long quote. For the main part, yes, I do agree. We do recognise that low socio-economic whānau often have that intersection with regard to a range of other population groups, which means that often they are more at risk with regard to things like COVID. With respect to the actual initiatives that have been mentioned, we have done many of those things, if not all of them. We have lifted incomes for beneficiaries; also, for low-income workers, with respect to the minimum wage; also, put more money into the pockets of students and superannuitants, and those are the targeted groups I believe that member was referring to, and they have absolutely been front of mind for us alongside—can I just add, disabled people here in New Zealand. They have been absolutely front of mind for us with regard to every action we have taken in response to the pandemic.