It was no accident that that Budget at that time was titled, "Foundations for the Future." Our intent as a Government was to make sure that that Budget and every one thereafter built on the legacy of the last. We have never viewed Budgets in isolation, because we are not just here to govern. We are here to make progress. So in 2017 we began. We cancelled the tax cuts that the then National Government had planned. We created the most substantive redesign of support for low and middle income New Zealanders that this country has seen in decades. We introduced the now much-loved winter energy payment. We brought in the payment for children called Best Start. We increased the family tax credit, and, of course, we extended paid parental leave. It was a $5.5 billion package, and it represented change for New Zealand families, and it represented change for children in poverty. But when we introduced the child poverty legislation and we started working on our targets to halve child poverty over the next decade, it became clear to us that much more was required, and so we kept going.