So the Minister quite rightly said we've been very constructive as an Opposition. We encouraged the lockdown; we encouraged the lockdown to be earlier. We wanted to make sure that people were getting support through things like the wage subsidy, but part of that is actually being able to be involved in the scrutiny of legislation that is then part of the next steps in recovery. So it is still puzzling, and the Minister hasn't answered the question as to why it is being introduced in urgency, why it's being done now, and why, when there's been several months now into this crisis and there was a known quantity, unfortunately, of people losing their jobs, there wasn't a situation where the legislation could have been scrutinised, like the other COVID-19 legislation was, through a select committee for even a week—even a week—because then you have the ability, and the House has the ability and the public have the ability, to tease out some of these issues. 