Now, in this Budget in which we debate jobs, we should reflect on the fact that in this Government's first year, they inherited a very strong economy and the number of jobless went up by 13,000. And in the next year, 2019, unemployment went up another 10,000. We are in the best of economic times, and even before COVID-19 hit, we had unemployment rising. Then we come to this year's Budget, that forecasts unemployment to rise to 9.6 percent, or 240,000 New Zealanders—that is horrific. That's why every member of this House should be focused on how we can protect New Zealand jobs.