What I see here is the spending that we're looking at through this—and this is spending that is actually an opportunity. Already we are seeing the results. We look at the unemployment rates, and how our unemployment rates, despite the predictions of where our unemployment would be at the onset of COVID—actually, I understand we are the third most employed people in the world. We're way ahead of people we like to compare ourselves to: Australians, United States, Canada, etc. The OECD average is 6.6 percent, at a time we have 4 percent. Yes, the previous speaker talked about the inevitable increase in benefits over this time of this second lockdown. That is an inevitability. But it isn't the expenditure we have; it's the faith that we have in the systems that bring us here, and that is what this bill is about.