I want to talk initially about what we have already done to help out. Now, on 1 April, we had a significant package which helped people on benefits. So, at that stage, on 1 April, benefits were adjusted upwards, superannuation was adjusted upwards, and family tax credits were adjusted upwards. So we've already made some adjustments for people on benefit and on superannuation. From May—so it's already kicked in—the winter energy payment kicked in to help those people as well. So there's extra money going into households and low-income households right now, which will help them to cope with inflation. We've also carried on with our lunches in schools programme, a programme that is directed at low-decile schools to ensure that children are fed every day. And not only does it ensure that children are fed every day, it takes a load off household budgets. So that's another way we're helping out low-income families. The minimum wage has gone up, helping families out again, making sure that more money is coming into households. So that's all the work that is already being done to address the needs of low-income households to help them get through this inflation peak. 