Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: Benefit increases and support into employment, including the reinstatement of the TIA, were all part of the recommendations made by the Welfare Expert Advisory Group, but there are also a number of recommendations made by the group that relate to improving processes within the welfare system. Budget 2021 will see another process change adopted: the Ministry of Social Development will no longer be requiring that people provide medical certificates at fixed review periods, which was at least every four weeks for the first two months and at least every 13 weeks after that. Under the new process for subsequent work capacity medical certificates, the client's health practitioner will have more flexibility to recommend the time between medical reviews. These changes will mean that people are not having to spend money on unnecessary GP visits. It will also save the health system 20,000 GP visits per month that were only for the purpose of bureaucratic process. Our welfare overhaul is ongoing. We have made some significant changes, but look forward to doing more.