AGNES LOHENI (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm happy to make a contribution on the second reading of this bill. Much has been made, perhaps even defensively from members opposite in the House, around this bill being temporary, as if that's a licence that it shouldn't be applied fairly. It isn't. Being temporary is not a licence that we shouldn't be giving it due diligence and applying these measures fairly across. Job losses don't fall neatly into this eight-month time frame. There are job losses before this period, there'll be job losses in waves during this period, and there will be job losses after this period. So it isn't fair. 