We're taking this seriously for several reasons, and one of them is we know—and the Labour Government knows—if a young person goes on to a benefit under the age of 20, on average, they spend 12 years on welfare. So this is a policy that is absolutely about breaking the cycle of welfare dependency, and that's why we've targeted it at the under-25s. We've looked at what works best, and what works best is community organisations leading the charge. One of the examples that the Labour Government always talks about is He Poutama Rangatahi. Willie Jackson always crows about it. Guess what? National introduced it in July 2017. I proudly launched it in Northland at a time that it was desperate to support young people into employment. It's targeted, it's community orientated, and with the policy that we announced on Sunday, I just want to put some of the information on the record, because Labour can't figure out if it won't work, if it can't work, if they're already doing it, or it's not needed. So, clearly, they're a bit confused about what our policy is. It is comprehensive, and deliberately so, because this is a real problem that we in New Zealand, we in the National Party under Christopher Luxon's leadership, want to solve.