One of our focuses—before I sit down, otherwise I'm going to go on far too much—has been on ensuring those who have lost jobs during COVID are supported immediately to get back into employment as soon as possible. We know that that's important, not only for their own livelihoods and the livelihoods of their families, but because of the fact that research shows the longer that they are on benefit, the more difficult it will be to be able to get back into the employment market. It has been heartening to see, then, that for the majority of this year, the exits off benefit into employment have been higher than what we have seen since electronic records were kept for the Ministry of Social Development.