And it's not just a healthier economy that we require; it's also healthier communities. You know, the Prime Minister has some gall to get up and talk about record low unemployment. You know, they say unemployment's almost as low as 3 percent. What's interesting: 6 percent of the workforce are on the jobseeker benefit; another 6 percent are on other main benefits. So you've got 12 percent on a benefit and they claim 3 percent unemployment. Why is that? Well, when Statistics New Zealand ring up and ask if you're unemployed, they ask, "Are you looking for work?" If you're not looking for work, you're not unemployed. The figures the Government puts out are completely incredible, and I mean that in the true sense of the word—that they are not credible. The real problems are that we have too many people in our community for whom the best pathway to prosperity in their community is to join a gang because methamphetamine is a half-billion dollar a year industry with no tax. 