I can recall on the night that Justin Lester was elected as the Mayor of Wellington listening to Justin speak, and Justin has talked about this very openly in public—that his family was one that relied on a benefit when he was growing up. That's a person who went on to start a successful business. That's a person who went on to become the mayor of a major city. That's a person who's now a successful entrepreneur. Here's what Justin said on election night in 2016 for local government: "Tonight proves it doesn't matter where you come from, it doesn't matter how much money you've got in the bank, it doesn't matter if you have two parents or just one. It [just] matters if you work hard and stick to your values [and] achieve great things." On this side of the House, we stand for every New Zealander having that opportunity. We don't run New Zealanders down and say they're bottom feeders just because they might not be able to be in work at the moment, but that side of the House, once again, return to their old roots of making sure that they favour themselves, that they favour their mates, and they leave people behind.