Why is it that, of the funding in Vote Social Development in the employment and social outcomes area, has more funding not been focused and prioritised on a group of people that can work and want to work—many of them are desperate to work—but because they've been out of the workforce for 12 months or, actually, in fact, for many young people, they may never have held a job and their prospects are, or their opportunities should be, just as great, their potential is just as great, and there needs to be some very focused efforts on supporting them into employment. I'm interested in more detail, Minister, about the conscious decision, as you said during COVID, to leave those people behind and to focus on those who either weren't on benefit or were only on benefit for up to three months.