The chair of the select committee mentioned the wage subsidy scheme. I do just want to put on record—he was very kind to some Treasury officials who did work very hard in producing the wage subsidy scheme—the appreciation of the Government to, particularly, the staff of the Ministry of Social Development who were the people who made sure that applications were turned around rapidly. I do recall in the election campaign in Featherston—just to mention the electorate of Wairarapa for the benefit of the Government's senior whip—a person pulling up in a ute, jumping out, coming over to me, shaking my hand, and saying, "You saved my business." What he actually meant was that the wage subsidy scheme had saved his business, because he had lost all of his orders all in the space of about 24 hours, was looking to lay people off, and was given the confidence and the cash flow to be able to get through. That was the point of the wage subsidy scheme. 