Budget 2022 was pulled together in a difficult global environment, and if we look at the context beforehand I want to acknowledge the fact I was able to host the Minister of Finance and also the Minister for Social Development and Employment, the Hon Carmel Sepuloni, when they were visiting Palmerston North last week. As part of that visit we were able to meet with the not-for-profit sector, and specifically with the Palmerston North Community Services Council, an organisation doing fantastic local work on the ground. It represents more than 100 community organisations within Palmerston North, and they were so positive about the Budget—particularly, two things. One is the change to child support payments that Minister Sepuloni touched on in question time today, because it will pull between 6,000 and 14,000 children out of poverty. Also, when it comes to dental care, we're providing increased provision, accessibility, and availability to dental grants for low-income families, and that is also something that was well received.