Hon CARMEL SEPULONI (Minister for Social Development and Employment): As the member has been made aware last week, there was a minor administrative error in WPQ 12331. The correct number of people who had been receiving a jobseeker benefit for two to three years, as at September 2017, was 11,409. Of those, 5,745 received the health and disability exemption and 5,664 were considered work-ready. As at the end of March 2022, there was a total of 24,192 people receiving jobseeker support for between two to three years. Of those, 11,979 received the health and disability exemption and 12,213 were considered work-ready. While the percentage increase is 112 percent, it represents 12,783 people, of which 6,549 were work-ready. The two- to three-year bracket of those on jobseeker represents those that came on to jobseeker during the height of the pandemic. Due to our targeted investment into work-focused case management, we are seeing record numbers of job seekers moving off a benefit and into work and we've not reached the heights predicted by Treasury. Our interventions are working and, while we are not out of the woods yet, we are making good progress.