Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: The point that I was making is one example of how to weigh it up is to look at the scenarios and see the different amount of time that the country would be forecast to spend there and what that would mean for output, as I said in my earlier answer. If the point that the member is getting to is whether it is a difficult decision for the Government to be able to put in place the restrictions that we did, of course it is. But we are very clear, and we can go back as far as—if the member, who I know has an interest in history, would like to—the 1918 flu epidemic and look at the studies that have been done by American economists that show that the states in America who went hard and early and did it once and did it right came back economically from that far better than the states who, for instance, went out of lockdown too early and then had to go back.