James Shaw in an earlier debate—I think it was in the committee stage—was quite disparaging of National's position, which was, of course, to delay the provisions in this bill by 12 months. He said that the position of delay could be made at any point in our recent economic history. That was, essentially, his point. I think I've summarised that accurately. That says to me, actually, that he doesn't quite understand or fathom the unprecedented economic circumstances that we currently find ourselves in, because, of course, maybe 10 years ago, maybe 20 years ago, if people had called for delay, then that might have been unreasonable, but now it's not. Now it's absolutely not. We are losing—