Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN (Prime Minister): Yes. In particular, I stand by the further drop in the unemployment rate down to 4.7 percent. The figures released today show not only a drop in our overall unemployment rate and an increase in employment but an increase in women's employment, with an additional 14,000 more women in work compared to last quarter—not just a number. This builds on our March benefit quarterly statistics, which showed a record number of people have come off benefit, with nearly 33,000 entering paid work. These numbers are evidence that our economic plan is working and that the Government's employment investments are making a real difference in the lives of New Zealanders, including the expansion of the Flexi-wage to support more people into work, which has already had 1,600 placements in its first six weeks; our Apprenticeship Boost scheme to help employers retain apprentices, which has already benefited over 22,000 apprentices; and our free trades training, which has benefited 106,000. I could well go on.