On the other hand, the removal of the earned income tax credit for those who have fallen below the standard 20 or 30 hours required to get the earned income tax credit—through no fault of their own but because of COVID-19, the precise issue we are addressing right now—that is absolutely right and proper. The extension of more benefits to those on work visas who have also had their visas automatically extended is absolutely right and proper, because this country relies upon people on temporary work visas. Our economy wouldn't work if it wasn't for people that come from offshore and work in the New Zealand economy, in our firms, and so it is absolutely right and proper. The Government response to this time is to give some relief to those people who came to our country to help out and earn some money. They in turn, in return for the taxes they paid, need some help, and it's correct that they should receive it. 