Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes, particularly the Government's support for New Zealanders during the current volatile and uncertain environment. This has enabled us to boost the incomes of seniors and students and low-income families, while a million New Zealanders are receiving the winter energy payment. From next Monday, the targeted cost of living payment will deliver around $27 a week for roughly 2 million low and middle income New Zealanders, and will be paid in three instalments. In response to high fuel prices, we've cut the fuel excise duty and road-user charges and have halved the public transport cost until the end of January next year. These measures are temporary and targeted to those who are finding it toughest, and will seek to mitigate the underlying drivers of high inflation, such as global energy volatility. New Zealand is in a strong position to support households and businesses. Unemployment is low, exports are growing, and Government debt is substantially below many other nations we would compare ourselves to. There is no single or easy solution, but we'll continue to provide targeted support to New Zealanders in these challenging times.