That sequence of events—very predictable. The Government claims to have been preparing a resurgence plan so that we would be ready for this circumstance. So all of a sudden we find ourselves in a position where we need to have preparations in place for the economic survival, the livelihoods, and the wellbeing of people trying to pay their rent, and yet they hadn't thought about this—not over the six months nearly since the August lockdown, and not during the 102 days of COVID freedom we had between the April lockdown and the August lockdown, and not even during those lockdowns, which might have focused the mind of the Government. They hadn't thought that maybe this would be a good idea. They claim to have done the preparations but they hadn't put this law in place, and now we are rushing a tax bill, under urgency, against all the conventions of this Parliament that lead to people respecting the laws this House makes, because despite its rhetoric the Government wasn't ready.