The final thing I would say to the last speaker, the Hon Tracey Martin—and it's not to quibble at all around the energy payment. That's of least importance, possibly, to the things we're dealing with here today, but, Ms Martin, it doesn't matter whether it is the public that's receiving money from Government and spending or it's the Government spending itself, it all ends up in the economy. It supports the economy and can help it grow. For the coming weeks and months, the only thing that will support this economy is the money that the Government is spending, and the money the Government is spending comes from the future hard work and earnings of everyday New Zealanders. It is important we support them in the coming weeks and months, but we must get back as soon as we can to making sure—[Interruption] No, no. I mean I'm being genuine here. I'm not quibbling with you. I'm just saying that, actually, whether it's the Government giving it or they're spending it themselves, what we have to do, once we get through this, actually, is ensure that we are spending taxpayers' money as carefully as we can.