Child poverty is another. We took some steps in the last Parliament by legislating the child poverty reduction legislation and started to take that seriously, starting to actually shine a light on what is happening with child poverty in New Zealand. I'm confident, with the leadership of the Prime Minister and also the Minister for Children, the Hon Kelvin Davis, that we will see some really significant change this term, because we have to. We have to make gains and improve the situation of those living in deprivation and poverty. Children don't ask and don't choose to live in poverty; it's a circumstance put upon them, and we need to support them, their whānau, their families, their parents to make a difference for them.