The amendments in this bill will lead to better outcomes for māmā and pēpi and, again, our society as a whole. Sole parents can use the time that they need to go out there, undertake any employment training, further tertiary—really proud, again, that this Government is bringing training incentive allowances back. They've got options to look at what they want to do to get into a job that they're going to want to wake up every day and work towards. That is going to ensure sustainability—if you get up and you go to a job that you've worked towards or you know. That's going to show sustainability. That breaks some of the intergenerational benefit—whānau staying on benefit. That is the good role model to your child: taking that time needed, rather than being rushed and, actually, kind of bullied into getting off the benefit, and not worrying about the time it needs to take to have a relationship with your baby and also having that time to find meaningful employment and longevity in employment.