Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I'm loath to make any predictions over what will happen with those accessing our benefit system presently. What I will say is that we have been very focused on trying to prevent that. The wage subsidy, which has cost, collectively, over $10 billion to date, has kept over a million Kiwis connected to their employer and to their work, and that is our goal. With those who are coming on to job seeker support, you will have seen yesterday the Minister for Social Development launching an initiative focused on connecting employers and a potential workforce to try and get them into work as soon as possible. Despite the COVID environment, we still have job vacancies. In fact, I shared the example yesterday of those who have come from tourism moving into food production and processing. We now have some industries that previously relied on migrant labour with a much higher rate of domestic labour in those jobs. We need to keep up that job placement, and that is what we're focused on.