It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mrs Harris. I thank the hon. Member for Cynon Valley (Beth Winter) for securing today's important debate and paying tribute to her constituency efforts. Food price inflation rose to 19.2% in March 2023 from 18.2% in February, the highest rate seen in 45 years. The Government's priority is to halve inflation this year. Yesterday, the Prime Minister hosted a UK Farm to Fork summit with industry leaders focusing on supply chain resilience and sustainability. Following the summit, a package was announced including principles to protect farmers' interests in trade deals, export funding, reducing red tape for diversification, and making it easier to build glasshouses. The Chief Secretary to the Treasury met supermarkets last week to discuss cost pressures, and the Chancellor will meet them again shortly. Significant support this year includes £3,500 per household on average through direct cash payments to vulnerable households, benefits uprating by 10%, and a state pension increase of 10%. The Government provide over £100 million in support for charities and community organisations targeting critical frontline services. More than 8 million households are eligible for means-tested benefits; some will receive additional cost-of-living payments totalling up to £900 in the '23-24 financial year. An extra £1 billion of funding is provided for a year-long extension of the household support fund from April, bringing total funding to £2.5 billion since October 2021. The national living wage was increased by 9.7% to £10.42 in April, helping over 2 million low-paid workers with an annual earnings increase of over £1,600.