In my last general debate speech, I talked about the 1 April changes that were brought into place—particularly the increases to the minimum wage and the halving of public transport costs—that young people have talked to me about. Minister Sepuloni has talked about the Apprenticeship Boost programme that will be extended. That is a programme that's supported more than 43,000 people to get or keep an apprenticeship. It funds employers per apprentice, providing a financial incentive to keep them on, and, as a result, apprenticeships have increased by 55 percent in two years. We're extending that to support around 38,000 apprentices—24,000 of whom are likely to be new. This is one of the reasons that we've kept unemployment at a record low. In addition to that, the Ministry of Youth Development supports youth-development programmes that keep young people connected to their communities, a sense of purpose, youth workers, and mentorships—all of this to ensure that, as a Government, we support our young people to be the best they possibly can be to participate, contribute, and thrive. Thank you.