If we look, for example, at Northland, that was an area that I spent quite a lot of time in the last three years of the National Government looking in very deep ways about how we could lead place-based initiatives and allow local communities to drive their own solutions to local problems. Their unemployment rate was 8.7 percent. Unfortunately, now, nine months later, it's at 10 percent. So it's populations like that where there's a significant impact on the individuals, on their families, particularly their children, and I know the Prime Minister has talked about her commitment to lift the number of children out of poverty—60 percent of the children who live in material hardship come from benefit-dependent homes. So you cannot talk about lifting children out of poverty without having a focus on the number of children who live in benefit-dependent homes, and that's why, on this side of the House, we continue to be deeply concerned when people are out of work and when they are on the jobseeker benefit. As I said, these figures were from the last financial year, which was 30 June. So we're not talking about the current crisis.