And when you look at the criteria of this bill—and I can tell you what, this Government have not done the detail, and I'm not surprised, because they are not over the detail. They do not have the capability in this space, and it is coming out of this bill like you would not believe. The criteria is pretty much undefined. I'm looking forward to the future stages to be able to question the Minister around, actually, what information does Inland Revenue have in order for them to be able to assess the criteria for these payments to be made by 1 August? I'll let you in to a little bit of a secret: they haven't got all the information required in order to make those payments by 1 August. That's why they're waiting for 1 August, because they can't make it happen tomorrow. They have not got all the criteria and information and the data required, and that is because they've just worked out this policy pretty much last week. That is the type of lack of planning from this Government, and this bill personifies the attitude on that side of the House of a Government out of touch; a Government not willing to listen to Kiwis. They haven't even consulted on this taxation bill with people outside of Government. What is going on? It is a band-aid Budget, and Kiwis are going backwards.