The other areas that I'm interested in responses from the Minister are around employment initiatives, and I'll just give two examples, one of which is the much lauded Mana in Mahi. The Prime Minister herself launched it, and, when she launched it, she referred to 4,000 places. It was interesting, in the annual review, though, we then found out that only 2,000 were funded. So the 4,000 quickly became 2,000, of which only a very small number of places had been filled. What's more concerning—and the bit that I want the Minister to answer—is what actions have been taken to ensure an initiative like this, which is about supporting young people into employment, is actually delivering. Unfortunately, what we saw, and what we saw back last year, was only a 65 percent retention rate. What we've seen since then—since the Minister wants to talk about more recent figures—is that, unfortunately, only one in four is now completing. This is an initiative that the Minister is lauding—or one of her ministerial colleagues is—in terms of the answer to getting thousands of New Zealanders back into jobs, because they have lost them already or they may lose them in the coming weeks. So if Mana in Mahi is the answer, I think that we should be concerned. 