In everything I'm about to say, this is about the jobs of New Zealanders. Now this comes to the deficiencies in the bill and what more needs to be done and how it could be added to and what is needed. It's around saving jobs and making sure that New Zealanders can see that the taxpayer, through the Government, is going to work with them to protect them, to help them, to keep them in jobs, to keep their businesses going. I would say this House did a very important thing. It's almost seven weeks ago, maybe eight, when we came in recess and met and we passed legislation, and we gave the Government the ability to spend up to $52 billion without a lot of direction, or a lot of direction from the Government at least, as to what that was to be spent on. One of the first things they did was the wage subsidy, and that has meant that New Zealanders, as they sit at home during lockdown, have less uncertainty more certainly, I suppose.