I want to focus my first contribution here on jobseeker numbers. So 30 June they had gone up 13,000, nearly 14,000, which is an increase of 11.2 percent on the year before. That is a significant number. So that is 14,000 additional New Zealanders who were receiving the jobseeker benefit, or for those who are more familiar with what's previously been called the dole. It has meant that there was an increase in the proportion of the working-age population going on to the dole, and the concerning part about that is it's in the middle of strong economic times. And the Labour-led Government continues to talk about the fact that these were strong economic times, but, actually, in terms of unemployment data and the number on jobseeker benefits and the number receiving hardship grants, it doesn't stack up.