I struggled to hear the interpretation, but what I can say about folks who have a fixed income or the inability to use that income to access affordable food is that we continue to see that expenditure at the lowest income levels as far above what they're taking in as a household.
What ultimately needs to happen is to look at those fixed incomes and see whether or not they're actually meeting the need and to look at benefits and make sure that they're indexed against the poverty line and against inflation. We need to be cognizant of the cost pressures. These income benefits are there to serve a purpose, and right now they're just not.