First, I want to say that the member who's just resumed her seat, Louise Upston, is identifying the fact that too many people have been in receipt of the wage subsidy, without dwelling on the fact that, of all of the options before any Government, this is the one that we were advised to take with great vigour. So why did the Government decide to use this approach and rack up $13 billion to $14 billion worth of debt? Because to have done anything else would have been to imperil not only the community and societal institutions but to have totally wrecked the economy. The team of 5 million followed the lead of the Prime Minister, moved into a type of social cocooning, parts of the economy were enabled to continue—called "essential services"—but there was absolutely no credible alternative other than to keep people connected with their place of work, to give them a sense of hope, confidence, and reassurance irrespective of how deep the fangs of COVID would bite.