I want to get into some of the detail around some of the costs and benefits, or, should I say, the lack of, because this is an example of a Government that has a complete inability in terms of targeting investment to get a payback. I'll tell you what, there are a lot of Kiwis in this country right now who are not throwing out all their money all willy-nilly—quite the opposite. Hairdressers, salons, hospitality have had zero income for the last hundred days, but the cost-benefit of this bill is that for every $1 of spend from taxpayer money, paid out of the pockets of hard-working Kiwis, there is 11c. Well, I don't know about the economics and understanding in terms of payback on investment, but I can tell you what, my eight-year-old son at home—he's pretty reasonable at maths, so he would be able to work it out. He could say, "Dad, I don't think that sounds very good.", and you know what? He'd be absolutely right.