Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for Social Development): Yes, and, as I have previously noted in my response to written parliamentary question No. 10913 (2020), this is a substantial request that requires considerable time to process, notably because it goes beyond the Ministry for Social Development (MSD). There are 61 payments or supports listed in the Work and Income A to Z. Not all of these payments are primarily administered by MSD and not all of them are funded entirely by Vote Social Development. I also note that to answer this question fulsomely would require over 180 different figures to be listed. I can advise the member that for 2019/20, the amount spent for the 11 months ending 31 May 2020 are $5.440 billion on main benefits, $14.336 billion on New Zealand superannuation and veterans pension, and $3.118 billion on supplementary assistance and hardship assistance. In 2018/19, $5.386 billion was spent on main benefits, $14.56 billion was spent on New Zealand superannuation and veterans pension, and $2.978 billion was spent on supplementary assistance and hardship assistance. In 2017/18, $5.088 billion was spent on main benefits, $13.862 billion was spent on New Zealand superannuation and veterans pension, and $2.160 billion was spent on supplementary assistance and hardship assistance. In total, Vote Social Development expenditure was $36.896 billion for the 11 months of 2019/20, $26.174 billion for 2018/19, and $24.067 billion for 2017/18. Can I assure the member that a more fulsome response will be provided as soon as that information is available.