Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. One of the criticisms last year of the Government was that it was somewhat tin-eared to the concerns of business about the non-staffing cost impacts of the COVID lockdown. The Government's response, which was fair enough, was to say, "Well, we poured billions of dollars into the wage subsidy." The difficulty with that for business was that the wage subsidy treated employers, effectively, as pass-through agents between the Government and the employees in order to sustain jobs, and that worked. But it would be wrong to say that that was a support for the business itself, for all of the non-staff impacts and costs that were incurred.