So, just to be clear, the reason why we don't support this is because it actually does set up a two-tier system. We support wage subsidy. We support the need to be able to support businesses. And the comments that were made about the Canterbury earthquake as an equivalent to when the National Government were in power—they need to look into the detail, and the detail was that that was a particular subsidy that was covering those who were in businesses and covering a subsidy and other unintended costs that they had to cover. This is different. You can't say it's the same. But here's what I'd like to call that—when we talk about the parts of this bill that are important in all three readings, here's what the Green Party says: "This is a broken promise." Word for word. Either someone got it wrong or it's their words. This is from Marama Davidson herself. So where have things gone wrong? Not our words. And, after me, I know Jan Logie is going to have to stand up and is going to have to speak to it. But she said these words: "This is a broken promise." And here's what she also said: "We're not satisfied that the promise has been fulfilled." 