Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for Social Development and Employment): [Signs greeting] Good afternoon. It's New Zealand Sign Language Week. Can I just start by saying that I won't speak for long because I do respect the fact that many people in the Chamber will have questions. But I do just want to start with a few opening remarks, and that is that there was significant investment at Budget 2019, 2020, where we invested in some really important things. We indexed benefits to wages, we changed the abatement settings, and we also removed section 192 of the Social Security Act so that sole parents who were unable to name the other parent of the child would not be penalised any further. Those are significant changes in themselves, but, on top of that, we all know that last year we were hit by COVID. My opening statement is just to recognise the work of the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) over the course of that year. The programme that we had in front of us before COVID hit was already immense, but the MSD staff showed their agility and their ability to be able to respond effectively to New Zealanders during a crisis, and for that I am very proud. I'll stop there and I'll take questions from the Chamber. 