Another key part of this appropriations bill was the increases to benefits. The Minister for Social Development and Employment, Carmel Sepuloni, has a number of times talked about raising main benefits to lift more children out of poverty and to tackle the inequality, which also provided much-needed stimulus for our economy. When you raise benefit rates, the money comes back into the economy. It comes back into the areas where the particular beneficiaries are living. When we came into Government, we noticed a significant decline had occurred in front-line work within these Ministry of Social Development (MSD) offices. So part of this Budget also includes funding for 263 new front-line staff back in Budget 2019, and then $150 million in Budget 2020, and now an additional $99 million in Budget 2021 to improve the employment services and products, and also a further $86 million in this Budget to sustain the MSD staff to deliver the income and case management services for their clients.