I know Chlöe Swarbrick, in particular, as the member for Auckland Central, has been fighting for some of the businesses who rent in Elliott Stables. For two years, they have been fighting quite unfair treatment from the owner of that property. Yeah, I do find it quite amazing that Andrew Bayly refers to it as somehow socialising the losses, putting the cost on to those poor owners' property, who have gained nothing in this past year, except a 25 percent to 50 percent increase in their capital values, which won't be taxed. God forbid they should make some contribution to the collective, to the group, to all of us here in society, at a time when the economy is shut down—not because of the Government; the Government saved those businesses and those people by putting us into lockdown.