Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I stand by this Government's response, which is to put additional support in to make sure that those who are feeling the effects of the cost of living are well supported, as much as we can. So, the changes to, for instance, fuel excise comes at the cost of $350 million; the $270 million that we put into making sure that the family tax credit is increased; and, of course, the additional spending going into lifting superannuitants' incomes, and acknowledging that our students and others on low incomes are doing it tough—1.4 million New Zealanders have benefited from those boosts. We know it doesn't solve everything, but that's what we are able to do at this point in time. I would also acknowledge, though, what we're seeing in the Crown accounts is, yes, that we still are facing deficits, but we have also seen, of course, a change in what we've previously forecasted, as a result of more people being in employment.