Since 2017, 60 percent more people are on the jobseeker support benefit longer than one year—60 percent more—at a time when people are desperate for workers. While billions of dollars are poured into job programmes like Flexi-wage, Jobs for Nature, and shovel-ready projects, it's unbelievable that at a time when businesses can't find workers, the Government is still spending hundreds of millions of dollars on job creation schemes like Jobs for Nature—sort of Depression-era job creation schemes to employ people when we can't find workers for the private sector. So the Government is borrowing money in order to hire people in job creation schemes and is taking those potential workers away from the businesses that are desperate to get people to pick fruit so that it doesn't rot on the ground, for example, and to be able to export it so that we can make a living.