Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: What I'd come back to is that you'll see, of course, the response that we, as a Government, have made in response to what we see in this present period where inflation is high. We know it's having an impact. It's why we moved quickly on fuel. It's why, at the end of last year, we moved on the family tax credit. It's why you see that raft of changes, which I'll spare the House from repeating again, on 1 April. But what I would also say is that the kinds of proposals we're seeing from the Opposition, which, for them, would mean about $2.15 in their pocket, would also mean about $8,000 in the Leader of the Opposition's pocket. That is not a focus on them. A focus on them is bringing down the cost of healthcare and making it free for their kids to go to the doctor; getting rid of school donations so they're not having to face that every year, when our education system is meant to be free; putting free lunches in schools; and lifting the wages of teachers, nurses, police. Those are the things that make a difference in the long term; not $2 for them and $8,000 for you.