To put that in context, our debt figure and the servicing costs on the debt will be, for this year, about $3.5 billion, which is the total cost it takes for Mr Stuart Nash, sitting opposite, to pay to run the New Zealand police force. That is even before we talk about paying back some more debt, and we have a Minister who is walking around with $14 billion in his back pocket. But what happens when the wage subsidy stops on 1 September, a mere three weeks before the election? That's the crucial point that New Zealanders need to look and face and think about. That is why we are looking past the current situation and are saying, "What should we be doing as a Government past 1 September? What is the plan for New Zealand?" So the thing that we've announced today is that for all those 120,000 people who have been made redundant this year, particularly since the COVID situation started a mere four months ago—how do we get them into new vocations, new job opportunities?