Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for Social Development and Employment): As the member has been made aware, there was a minor administrative error in WPQ 12331. The correct number of people who have been receiving a main benefit for three to five years, as at September 2017, was 11,955. Of those, 6,900 received the health and disability exemption and 5,058 were considered work-ready. As at the end of March 2022, there were a total of 23,001 people receiving jobseeker support for between three to five years. Of those, 12,948 received the health and disability exemption and 10,056 were considered work-ready. The percentage difference is around 92.4 percent and represents 11,046 people, of which 4,998 were work-ready. In Budget 2020 and consecutive Budgets, we have invested heavily in work-focused case management and additional front-line staff. We are now seeing record numbers of people moving off benefit and into work. We have come through the pandemic in better shape than Treasury predicted and have been working hard to ensure people on jobseeker are supported into employment.