Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: This is where I would, again, put to the member—you cannot have it both ways. The member thinks that there is no issue with inequity in this country—no issue with inequity—and yet education and health are areas where we, time and time again, see the impact of disparities in our society playing out in our education system in our outcomes. Yes, we have spent more because the last Government didn't build new classrooms, didn't grow our teacher roll, and didn't make sure we were dealing with population growth. And what we are still catching up on is the fact that there was not enough focus on equity to improve outcomes across all of our populations: Māori, Pacific, children with disabilities—and that is what we continue to repair.