Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: Again, I come back to the point that I made at the beginning of my questions: an economic crisis affects population groups differently. Young people, Māori, and Pacific have tended to bear the brunt of economic crisis. Under the GFC, I note that we saw unemployment levels double what the national levels were. Contrast that to now—unemployment levels at 3.3 percent, and for Māori at 5.5. We have not seen a closing of that difference—the likes of which we have never seen before. It is significant, and it is because we have active employment policies, and the other reason is because we don't write people off.