Mr FRYDENBERG (Kooyong—Treasurer) (14:11): It's a bit cheeky to get a question from the Labor Party on real wages when they were falling when they were last in office and fell over in 2013. Budget Paper No. 1, on page 61, says the following: … consumers have maintained purchasing power with real wages growth in line with the 10-year average. We know that, under this government, real wages growth is higher, the unemployment rate is lower, the gender pay gap has been closing and more Australians are in work than ever before. Mr Stephen Jones interjecting— The SPEAKER: The member for Whitlam! Mr FRYDENBERG: This has meant that household income has continued to grow in every quarter, despite the greatest economic shock since the Great Depression. Ms Coker interjecting— The SPEAKER: The member for Corangamite! Mr FRYDENBERG: It is up 4.8 per cent over the year. Under this government, unemployment is now lower than when we came to government. Unemployment, after the biggest economic shock since the Great Depression, is now lower than when we came to government. The SPEAKER: The Treasurer can just pause for one second. Have your concluded your answer? Yes. Before I call the next question: there is continual interjection. I haven't used 94(a) so far this week. I am just going to make very clear again that, if I have mentioned your name and you interject again, you will be ejected.