When you have 50,000 tourist operators standing up and saying, "Where's the leadership? Where's the leadership? Where's the vision? Where's the ability to be able to partner with us as the small businesses of this country and help us to get up off the canvas?"—there is no capacity for this Government to do this. Look at their track record. The idea that you would hand to Phil Twyford, a man who is synonymous with the failure of housing, the failure of transport—that he now is the face of economic development in this country when we are in the greatest crisis of a generation is absurd. The fact that Willie Jackson, whose contributions to this House are often rambling and personal, has the ability to grip the fact that, from an employment Minister, we have a huge challenge in front of us in terms of lifting people's assurance and confidence and skills and resilience—it is a whole-of-Government, a systemic approach that is required. And on every test apart from empathy, on every test apart from kindness, on every test around competence and coherence and commercial progress, this Government has failed, and we'll see it again tomorrow.