Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: The Mahi in Mahi scheme in itself doesn't, but it does provide people with a pathway to sustainable employment, and that is what we're looking at. If we think about the areas of investment that we have put money into—apprenticeships and trades being the one that's front of mind—people can earn decent livings in those particular areas. And so we are very much focused on ensuring that people can get into sustainable, well-paid work, and I think our Government's track record over the last 3½ to four years proves that.