I suppose the final part that I'd want to bring up in this third reading is that, if you want to help these people—and we do want to help these people—fundamentally, why do we not focus on the reason they are becoming unemployed? The simple reason is that the businesses are struggling; the businesses cannot retain them. I suppose it's my final encouragement to Government to consider that this money may be better spent in actually supporting businesses to retain those people, because that not only comes with a financial benefit, but, actually, because I'm sure you're all great students, on the other side, of Marx, Gramsci, and all the rest—even I've read the Little Red Book—say that there's dignity in work and it's good for one's self-identity, and I actually agree with that; I'm happy to put that on the record. There's benefit—pun intended—in actually retaining work. So it's an encouragement to Government to consider how we help businesses. How do we help them around their rent, the grants, GST rebates, and so forth? Obviously not within the scope of the bill, but I think it's misdirected moneys.