Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Of course we are releasing more frequent information. The last detail that I saw had an extra, from memory, about 7,000 people going on to jobseeker. At the moment, job seekers as a percentage of the working-age population represent about 5.8 percent—that is just a touch above what we saw at the global financial crisis (GFC). We have always indicated, as have commentators around the world, the impacts on employment here are likely to be worse than the GFC, and significantly so. Our job is to make sure we connect people, keep them connected to work, and get them back into work as quickly as possible. On that note, can I add that we've had over 2,000 people this month come off jobseeker and into work. So even in lockdown, work has been under way by the Ministry of Social Development to redeploy people to those areas of essential work—food production and processing—to keep people connected to the workforce.