One of the points tonight that the North Shore member raised was that this was only $27 per person in the average family—$27. Well, can I say: $2 under National—$2 versus $27. Well, I'll count that up: $25 more per person. Well, that's a lot. But what we haven't seen in all of this discussion of the cost of living crisis that this particular bill addresses is that people are better off under this Government. We have put forward a balanced, a practical Budget that is going to change the lives for many people in what has been a challenging time. Challenging times will not last for ever, but they know, just like in COVID-19, this Government backs them—like things through the wage subsidy: they were supported to stay in their employment. Well, here we are: under the cost of living crisis that the Opposition wanted to call us out for, we are responding. We are responding with this piece of legislation, we're responding with extra pūtea—extra money—in the hands of good people and families where it matters.