Jobseeker: two weeks in and we're seeing 5,000 more people on the jobseeker benefit. So, yes, the Minister of Finance might say demand-driven parts of the Budget are provided for, but guess what! When you come back for an imprest supply bill of the scale of $24 billion, it's because you know that demand has already gone through the roof and, unfortunately, the human cost of that is high. We're also seeing the human cost of hardship very high right now. And the organisations who are supporting New Zealanders in tough times do an amazing job, but the reality is we are already seeing hardship grants for food having doubled, grants increased by 50 percent in one week from nearly 28,000 to over 41,000 during this recent Delta outbreak, and that's before we see organisations like the Salvation Army have an 84 percent increase of emergency food parcels in the first week of lockdown.