Hon LOUISE UPSTON (National—Taupō): Thank you, Madam Chair. My first question is: does the Minister accept that a sole person on the jobseeker benefit would get three times as much working full time on the minimum wage? Second question is related to the Flexi-wage, and I want to know whether or not the Minister is on track to deliver the 40,000 people into work over two years, and, if not, why not—and to confirm the percentage of those that have been on the benefit for more than two years. My understanding is that it's 14 percent. And then I want to come back, in a further question, to look specifically around Māori employment, because there are nearly 75,000 Māori on the jobseeker benefit and, from my calculations, about a thousand job placements, employment programmes for Māori.