So in supporting this bill, there is a gesture of faith by members of the Opposition, because what we are giving to the Minister of Finance and his Government is the power to create a scheme within a very broad framework. I note this because it is very important that we here on this side of the House continue to scrutinise carefully the way in which such schemes are designed, how they operate in practice, how they are implemented, and the judgments and basis upon which the value of these schemes is based: the eligibility criteria—those who are eligible and those who are not. Of course, the broader context here is that the Minister of Finance has made it clear what he intends this scheme to be—that this is going to be a scheme available if an alert level is heightened beyond level 2 for seven days or more, that it will be for applicants who have suffered a decline in revenue of 30 percent or more, and that it is capped at $21,000. So we know all of that as we come to this House in support of this bill, but I do want to note that there is the potential under this framework for that particular scheme to be adapted into the future. 