When it comes to commercial tenancies, it was quite astounding to listen to the speeches from the National Party members—I'm sure the ACT Party speech will be similar. Truly the parties of rent seekers and the landed gentry in this country, they want to make sure that the owners of property don't contribute anything to our economic response in COVID, that they continue raking in profits just because they happen to own the land and the property, and that the Government should subsidise them directly but they shouldn't pay their fair share of tax, because these are the parties that have consistently argued against a capital gains tax, against a wealth tax. Arguably, the owners of property have done the best out of the Government's economic response to COVID-19. We've seen massive increases in the capital values of property, most of which—the vast majority of which—will be untaxed; that is, untaxed, private windfall gains due to Government policy. We had Andrew Bayly arguing that somehow they were socialising the gains—no, did he say "socialising the gains" or "socialising losses"? It really was truly astounding, as he seemed to be saying God forbid the owners of property should do anything but just continue to profit massively from Government policy, and then Government should, without having any revenue source from these property owners, go ahead and subsidise them during a time when the economy is virtually shut down. I just thought that was amazing.