Now, when the Minister of Finance appeared before the Finance and Expenditure Committee to discuss COVID response some weeks ago when we first headed into lockdown, I asked him, "Was he, or his agencies, considering steps to help out landlords and renters in difficult situations as a result of COVID"—so particularly those people, for example, who can't access their business premise, but are required to keep paying rent. And what National, of course, has proposed as a solution to that is a rental support package, a direct approach to account for the fact that Government intervention is wreaking havoc for many businesses, for many tenants, for many landlords. When I asked the Minister of Finance, Grant Robertson, about that, he said that they were considering a range of options, and almost laughed off the idea that they would look at intervening into private contracts—and is it any wonder that he did, because this is actually an extreme step. 