The stakes could not be higher. We need to reflect as a country what we've been through over the last three months, what we have asked of ourselves—people who haven't been at their dear ones' funerals; people who haven't been at their dear one's arrival into this world. We have had an economic impact that is yet to crystallise in this country: 40,000 people have lost their jobs in the month of April; 80,000 are expected to lose their jobs by the election time—as many as 120,000 by Christmas. The level of debt at a level we have never seen before. The economic impact is enormous, and the country looks to the Government to say, "Have you got your borders under control?", and the answer is no. It is shambolic, it is hopeless.