I do remember the Minister has said in this Chamber it's very hard to know what a job is in tourism, and, therefore, there haven't been any estimates. Can he tell the committee why it is that Treasury released advice that went to him saying that 92,000 jobs would be lost in the tourism sector, yet he wasn't able to come to the select committee or stand up in the House and remember that advice? The $400 million that the Government has allocated to itself to spend so far on what, to the tourism sector, feels like, or seems like, businesses that will get the best media coverage when the Prime Minister announces the funding is $400 million from the taxpayer. There are more than 400,000 people directly or indirectly employed in the tourism sector; 92,000 of them, Treasury says, are likely to lose their jobs. Can the Minister tell the committee today: of the $400 million that's been allocated to tourism—to tourism, not to small businesses Minister, not to the large business Minister, but to the tourism sector under him and his portfolio—how many of those 92,000 jobs will be saved?