Hon LOUISE UPSTON: Thank you, Madam Speaker. So it is a challenging topic. It's very challenging, you know, for people who have lost their job. They absolutely want to know they're going to be supported. And so, in terms of support by the State, it's also a very relevant and very true question about: are they going to be treated fairly? Unfortunately, what we're seeing with this piece of legislation—and I accept that the intent of it is good. I agree with the intent to support people who lose their job through no fault of their own. So some of the measures that have been introduced—for example, removing the stand-down period—fantastic; get faster access to support for people who need it. But I have not heard the Minister say why it is fair for two different people in two different circumstances—one person gets twice as much as the next. So, as I said, it is not the same as what was done in the Canterbury earthquakes. I think it's important to put that on record. 