Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: Again, I'd refute the slow pace. I totally would accept, though, that there is more to do, and we certainly at certain points have been able to outline our time frame and what is in the short-, medium- and long-term time frames with regards to implementation of the Welfare Expert Advisory Group's recommendations. I won't deny that COVID did throw a bit of a spanner in the works; it meant that some things came forward and other things were pushed back. With regards to responding to the income needs of families experiencing hardship, particularly those in the welfare system, we did move very quickly to index benefits to wages. We did in April last year immediately implement an increase in benefits, and then again this year through the Budget, which saw an immediate implementation in July, and more will come into effect in April next year. That's alongside a suite of other measures. Again, I will not deny that there is more to do, but I will refute the idea that we haven't actioned the Welfare Expert Advisory Group recommendations and that we haven't been consistently overhauling the welfare system since we got into Government.