For example, the Mayors Taskforce for Jobs, which is a contribution for 23 rural councils with small populations, those that we just referred to a moment ago—$11.5 million to help young people into jobs. Ōtorohanga mayor and the jobs task force chair, Max Baxter, describes it really well. He is really clear about the opportunities on offer here, because our rural councils have a better connection with their communities and are the best place to shoulder tap the local employers; potential employers. The districts are working together. Ōtorohanga is working alongside Waitomo and Maniapoto. It could be seasonal work, individual projects, training, or travel-to-work support. The aim, of course, is long-term employment. 