Hon JAN TINETTI (Minister of Internal Affairs) on behalf of the Minister for Social Development and Employment: I'd like to just point out that the cost of those financial incentives are outside of the scope of this bill. However, I would like to point out what some of those financial incentives for training and employment would be for people going from job seeker through to sole parent. We know that when the subsequent child policy is removed, there would be approximately 4,200 sole parents receiving jobseeker support or that are currently seeking jobseeker support would become eligible to transfer to sole parent support. So some of the financial incentives that they might be eligible for, one would be the work bonus. That is a non-taxable, non-recoverable payment that can be made to clients or partners on specific benefits who do not have either part-time or full-time work obligations and who cancel their benefits to move into employment. Some clients who become eligible to transfer from job seeker to sole parent support when the policy is removed may therefore become eligible for the work bonus.