I don't need to add any impetus to a point well made out by Dr Webb, other than to support what was said by the Prime Minister earlier in question time today, and that, to address inflationary pressures—which as the Opposition mentioned in their minority view to the revised tracked version of the bill—this side of the House would look to transfers, both through the welfare and the tax system, to support lower and middle income earners. That's why we've overseen a $5 increase in the minimum wage, benefiting around 300,000 workers; increased Working for Families changes, that will lead to 346,000 people better off by an average of $20 each week; and the winter energy payment, which will start again from 1 May. The Government's plan is providing targeted support to New Zealand families to deal with the cost of living, while also investing in critical infrastructure—importantly, keeping a lid on debt. That's why this side of the House has not recommended any changes to clause 3. 