See, half of the money of this $12.1 billion—fully half; actually, I think slightly more—is over four years, right? They are baking in the things that they want to see, and some of them are OK. But, bluntly, what we see in this package today is money flowing faster into the hands of beneficiaries than the workers and the businesses that will lose their businesses and their jobs over coming weeks and months. You know, that to me is a crying tragedy. The Prime Minister told us repeatedly, actually—dare I say it, she swiped my line, but that's OK; it was a good one and it's the right one for the time that we are in and the deep recession that we are facing—her priority, she said, was to keep businesses in business and workers in jobs. But, actually, what we see is being prioritised is the winter energy payment for wealthy, older New Zealanders—not all of them; some of them are doing it tough, and I acknowledge they will welcome that funding. Beneficiaries baked in: $25 more a week. I acknowledge that for beneficiaries on the breadline that will be deeply welcome.