Hon CHRIS HIPKINS: We don't have direct measures of the hours worked by students, only the income that they have earned, and from that people can extrapolate roughly what they think the level of hours might be. The 2021 study that the Ministry of Education did found that of all full-time students who studied, 52 percent didn't work, 29 percent worked in low intensity work, 12 percent worked in moderate intensity work, 5 percent in high intensity work, and 2 percent in very high intensity work. In terms of how they are defined, they would need to be earning less than $1,080 before tax per month to be deemed low intensity; moderate is $1,920 per month; high intensity is $3,315 per month; and very high is greater than that.