DAVID SEYMOUR: Well, Mr Speaker, I'd argue it wasn't taking me very much, but let me spell it out: this bill is put in place to accommodate an increase in benefits. That increase in benefits has a fiscal cost: $1.8 billion before COVID; benefits will now cost $3.8 billion, and that assumes that we're going to have 4.4 percent unemployment in two years' time. The connection between the unemployment level and the forecast and the reality is that this Government is putting in place so many policies that, I believe, will make those forecasts unrealistic. That's where we got to.