MARJA LUBECK (Labour): Thank you, Mr Chair, for the opportunity to take a call in this Estimates debate. We've heard several times in the debate, of course, already that a strong health response was also an opportunity to provide for a very strong economic response, and that is a little bit of what I want to mention here; in particular, of course, our biggest and our earliest response to the crisis, which was the wage subsidy scheme. We are protecting jobs, with almost $11 billion in wage subsidies that we have already paid out to 1.6 million workers. That also includes our migrant workforce—there was a mention of that before. People that are here on temporary work visas had the ability to have their jobs protected, because, of course, their employers were able to apply for the wage subsidy. So it's cushioning the blow of that impact of COVID and keeping people in jobs that gives us that real opportunity to kickstart the economy again.