The scheme to compensate workers—$585 for a full-time worker—is not a bad idea, but it's pretty blunt; it's pretty one-size-fits-all. I'd commend to the Minister of Finance—looking at what the New Zealand Initiative has proposed—copying the successful German policy out of the GFC: short-time work, where businesses that have to shrink their volume—say, a tourist business that's had a serious reduction in volume—have the ability to lay off workers and have a percentage of their wages paid by the Government for the interim. It allows them to scale up, it allows them to scale down, it keeps the businesses in place so that they can actually get back into business when there is a recovery. That's the kind of practical thinking that we need over the coming weeks as this Minister of Finance attempts to spend $52 billion, but, hopefully, not all of it.