So this is looking at 30 June 2019. Some of the areas of questioning that the Opposition was deeply concerned about was the rise in the number of people on the jobseeker benefit. That is a concern because one of the things that we value is the opportunity for individuals to be in the driving seat of their own lives, and the full understanding that being in work, being in employment, provides them opportunities to lead their own lives. So we constantly heard the Government talk about the fact that the economic times are good. I'm pleased that the National Government provided that opportunity when they came into office. So then what's puzzling, and what we were trying to interrogate in the annual review, was why then there's been a significant number in jobseekers and an equal increasing number of those receiving hardship, both in terms of housing but more concerning in the area of food hardship, but I'll come to that in a later address.