MAUREEN PUGH (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker, and I stand today to reply to the 2020 Speech from the Throne. Before I get into my talk, I'd just like to take up a point that was made by the member who's just resumed her seat, Dr Deborah Russell. Much has been made over the last few days, and especially in the media, around the 4.9 percent unemployment rate and how celebratory it has been that we have achieved that—or the Government has achieved that. But what it does not take into account, and it was referred to by that member, is the number of women who have been made unemployed. But what we are not seeing in those statistics are the number of women who are second income earners in families, who do not factor into the unemployment stats. So what that has virtually done is carved a huge amount out of the income of households and so those women—a lot who worked in the hospitality sector and have lost their jobs—don't feature in those statistics of 4.9 percent. 