Well, what about the thousand people a week—a thousand people a day, I should say—who've been going on the job seeker benefit since lockdown? What about the thousands of people who are not eligible to go on the job seeker benefit because they have received a redundancy from their workplace? What about the tens of thousands of people who've lost casual work? What about the tens of thousands of people who've lost part-time work? Those people aren't recorded in statistics, but they're there and they are real. Add to that the tens of thousands of families whose primary income has been slashed as a result of the COVID-19 response. They are the people who will certainly say with some gratitude that we're lucky to have dodged the bullet that was the worst possible eventuality from COVID-19 spreading throughout our community. 