In Budget 2019 we made what the Children's Commissioner has called one of the most significant changes you can make for the long-term health and wellbeing of our children in poverty, and it was to index benefits to wages. Then COVID hit. Some Governments might have seen this as a cause for, as I've said, austerity or cuts, but we saw it as a time to invest in our people. We lifted main benefit rates by $25 a week—the first time we've seen a general lift in benefit rates in decades. The last National Government, of course, targeted solely beneficiaries with children. We also made changes to the in-work tax credit in recognition that it would be likely that individuals may lose some of their working hours and we did not want them to lose that tax credit as well. 