Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for Social Development and Employment): No, I don't agree with the statement. This Government has made once-in-a-generation increases to incomes for those on a benefit and is continuing to lift incomes for New Zealand families. Our 1 April changes benefited over 1.4 million New Zealanders. However, supporting low-income families is about more than just income support, which is why the Government has a wide range of initiatives that will benefit families, including building more social housing, free doctors' visits, lunches in schools, and free period products. On top of that, as part of our COVID response, we have set up our care in the community model in order to effectively meet the needs of people and whānau while in self-isolation. This is a Government that has successfully supported New Zealand families through a global pandemic, with measures like the wage subsidy, main benefit increases, and lifting the minimum wage. But, as I've always said, we recognise we have more to do.