Finally, today, we right a longstanding wrong that hits those who can least afford it when the cost of living spikes. For those on Government support, we are finally dealing with the issue of child support pass-on. Many people may not know this, but in New Zealand, those who are on Government support do not receive the child support payments made by an ex-partner, spouse, or parent. Whatever payments are made are retained by the State. That is unfair on a child and also lessens the incentive for a parent to pay. Budget 2022 changes this. It means our kids—those with a parent often on the lowest of incomes—will get extra support not from the Government but from their parent, and it will lift up to an extra 14,000 children out of poverty.