Instead, almost everything we've seen from this Government has been about restricting employers' ability to employ people, by putting rules around them, making it harder to take people on who you want to give a chance to. These are the sorts of people who are going to need help, and the best way of doing it is not about imposing more costs and restrictions on employers but actually helping those employers to be able to take risks and to give people an opportunity. Most people in this country are not employed by the Government. We should be very deeply grateful for that. That actually means that most people are engaged in activities that the Government shouldn't have to constantly interfere in, and most people are employed in small and medium size businesses. And it's those people, those small and medium size businesses and the owners of those businesses, the people who have risked their own capital and, in many cases, their entire financial wherewithal to employ other people—they're the people who need help. They're not the people who are going to be impressed by a bill called the Public Finance (Wellbeing) Amendment Bill.