There was one other policy that the Minister for Social Development announced through Budget 2021 that really speaks to the difference between the vision and the humanity between the two sides of the House, and that was the restoration of the training incentive allowance. Sometimes in this House the word "ideology" is thrown around like it's a bad thing. I don't actually hold to that, I actually support people who have a coherent ideological vision, whatever that is. If you can put some ideas together, have a vision that's linked together and works well together, then I respect you for that, even if I disagree with it. But there are few policies that were more spiteful and more stupid than the destruction of the training incentive allowance under the National Party and their previous leader, Paula Bennett. A policy that gave people on benefits the ability to get into higher education, supposedly to do all of the things that members on that side of the House consistently lectures them that they're supposed to be doing, and here is a policy that actually gives practical support to make that happen—lifts people out of poverty, lifts their life prospects, gets them into work and contribution, and that side of the House took away the rungs of the ladder. On this side of the House we were proud to put that ladder back together for people, by restoring the training incentive allowance.