I get asked often about the Welfare Expert Advisory Group's report and our response to it. Quite often, people's perception of what is recommended in that report is limited only to benefit increases, and, although we absolutely understand the importance of income adequacy—and that was part of the terms of reference—I can, hand on heart, say that we have increased benefits but that there is more to it. In fact, the expansion of employment services and ensuring that we are providing employment services that serve a broader group of New Zealanders—potentially not just those that have found themselves on benefit but those that may be at risk of being displaced from their work and those who may be looking for other options—was also part of the recommendation of the Welfare Expert Advisory Group.