But I have been reflecting, actually, on the way in which this has been done and actually casting my mind back to the fourth Labour Government, who enthusiastically adopted the Thatcherite-Reagan - type mantra of "there is no alternative". I've been thinking about the way in which the Government has approached level 4 lockdown and its extension and portraying this as the only thing we could have done. I was further reminded, actually, of an alternative acronym that came out, I think, from the Post Primary Teachers' Association a few years ago, which was TIAARA, and that is something like "there is always a reasonable alternative". That is going to be, I think, very, very much the subject of debate now in terms of where we're at and the parlous financial state that our health system, at least, is in and the significant investment that needs to be made to—well, I was going to say protect people. Well, people are far from protected by the loss of their jobs and going on jobseeker support, for the duration of which we just don't know.