Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for Social Development and Employment): Yes, I do agree, which is why this Government has taken action. We have invested $5.5 billion through the Families Package, which introduced the winter energy payment and the Best Start payment. We removed excessive benefit sanctions and made getting support from Work and Income more accessible, lifted benefits $25 per week and indexed them to the average wage, removed the hours test for the in-work tax credits, and invested in job training and apprenticeship programmes. From 1 April this year, those on low incomes will also see the largest increase in abatement levels in two decades and a new minimum wage rate of $20 per hour. We were seeing progress made prior to COVID-19, and while this progress is encouraging, we know that we have more work to do.