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But in this economy isn't broken. But I do know that it's not working well enough for working people's bills are too high and you feel that you're putting more in, but you're getting less out and that has to change. Britain's got huge potential. We've got world leading brands, dynamic industries, brilliant universities, A skilled workforce. We're fixing the foundations and that has been my mission. In the last year that's what we raised the minimum wage for 3 million people. It's why we've cut NHS waiting lists and it's why we are tearing up our planning rules so we can actually build the one and a half million homes that families in Britain need. But there are still challenges. The cost of living pressures, I know, are still very real. We need to bring inflation and borrowing costs down, and we do that by keeping a tight grip on day-to-day spending and by enforcing my non-negotiable fiscal rules. Renewal is our mission and growth is our challenge. Investment and reform are our tools. The tools to build an economy that works for you and your family and rewards you more pounds in your pocket. An NHS that is there when you need it and opportunities for all, including your kids and grandkids. Those are my priorities as your Chancellor. The priorities of the British people. And it is what I am absolutely determined to deliver.