Hon CARMEL SEPULONI: One of the highlights has been seeing that the vast majority of respondents said that the wage subsidy had a positive impact on cash flow, 94 percent; staff retention, 83 percent; and being able to keep operating for the foreseeable future, 89 percent; over half—62 percent—also said that support for wages has helped employers address other non-staff overheads. It was also a positive sign that only around 6 percent of respondents were expecting to make staff redundant over the coming months. In saying that, I acknowledge that larger firms indicated a higher likelihood of staff impacts than small to medium sized businesses. These results show that for the vast majority of respondents, the wage subsidy is achieving its intended purpose with broader positive benefits, and we look forward to how we can use these insights to support businesses into the future. 