So I'll start off by pointing out very clearly that everyone should be worthy of receiving support, whether they are recently unemployed or longer-term unemployed; that employment status in and of itself is not the sole determination or indication of how people contribute to their communities; that for far too long we as countries and around the world have not valued the unpaid and volunteer work that is every bit as vital for sustaining our families, our households, our communities, and, yes, our businesses and our broader society and community the way that they have done for thousands of years. So, employment and relationship status should also not determine whether you are worthy of living with any sort of dignity. Aotearoa needs to live up to all of us being in this together and truly value everyone being able to live with dignity. So it has been a lack of political courage of who does and doesn't have access to power and resource that has prevented this change over successive Governments.