Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: We have seen record numbers of people exiting benefit into work, and that is due to the Government's investment in upskilling and training and employment. If we compare where we are at now with where we were at two years after the global financial crisis, we can see that about 11.4 percent of working-age New Zealanders are on benefit, but at that time 13.1 percent of working-age New Zealanders were on benefit. So we actually are doing significantly better now than what we were doing at that time. I'm heartened to see the numbers of people go down each week that are on benefit, and, actually, I've been advised—and these figures will be released tomorrow—that last week we saw over 6,000 people come off benefit.