Davidson MaramaMARAMA DAVIDSON (Co-Leader—Green): There is enough—we know there is enough in our beautiful Aotearoa for everyone to thrive where everyone can meet their own dreams and their own goals about their life and engage in their communities how they want to. We know that ensuring that everyone can live decent lives is about setting ourselves up for our future generations. We've seen this in the community generosity just recently and right now through COVID-19 and the response of community knowing the responsibility of stepping up to make sure that everyone is helped. But we are not quite there yet at the beautiful country and the vision that we can have. We need to move further and faster to realise this because far too many people are faced with the impossible trade-off of having to choose between the rent and healthy kai and the power bill.The struggles are not new and many have struggled for a long time and through COVID-19 we have realised as a country just how important it is to have a strong social safety net that treats people with dignity. We have an opportunity right now to know that we can fix our current social safety net which does not always treat people with dignity and does leave far too many people on unlivable incomes and does not give the help that is needed. We need a circuit-breaker to really plan for long-term vision for our country to be strong for good and the Green Party's Poverty Action Plan will support everyone when they need it through a guaranteed minimum income that will give a decent life. To fund this healthier safe future for all of us those with a lot of wealth will pay it forward so that there is an income for everyone to rely on—because as I said we do have enough. The tax will have little impact on those with a lot of wealth but it will make a huge difference to those people who need it.I really wanted to highlight our Agency for Comprehensive Care and the fact that right now we have a two-tiered discriminatory unfair confusing and unhelpful system of treating people whether they be ill long term have a disability or are recently injured from an accident for example. We would bring all health-related support into one agency focused on prioritising the health needs of everybody no matter how you got to that situation. The significant disparities between these support systems have been doing harm for far too long and I am pleased to hear from the people living it every day that they are welcoming of our Poverty Action Plan so that ACC can actually offer humane support for everybody.I also wanted to put in a bid for an election that actually upholds the dignity of our campaign and tells people the truthful accurate facts about policies and I join the Prime Minister in her plea for making sure—either the Opposition cannot count or they are making a decision to put out information that is inaccurate. Our people are worthy of an election campaign that is at least truthful and actually has faith in people to choose politicians based on merit not on misinformation and purposefully inaccurate information. I have trust in our people to be able to do that.To close we can end generations of systemic poverty in this country if we choose to so that people can be in control of their lives. We know that working hard and getting a free ride is not restricted to any one income level and I put an end to that narrative in this place from these representatives who want to confine the way that we give back to our communities to only one group of people. That has never been true of this country. That will never be true of this country. People can be working hard even when they are not in paid employment. That is the value and the contribution that I want to support as the co-leader of the Green Party and I look forward to putting our Poverty Action Plan in place. Thank you.