The issue is not really that the income relief payment shouldn't be made. In fact, it's going to be made, and it's a good thing. The issue really is that, by creating this bill, an inequality arises from people who have been receiving the jobseeker benefit and from people who will then be able to receive the income relief payment. The Government estimates that about 230,000 people who will lose their jobs due to COVID-19 between 1 March and 30 October this year will get either $490 a week or $250 a week. Also, all 305,000 people who were on benefits on 29 February will stay on normal benefit rates. The income relief payment is $490 a week, tax free, but after tax, the jobseeker benefit is basically half that—$250 a week. Sole parent support is $375 a week. We all know that these are amounts that are just the basic, but that inequality is the one that raises the issue of unfairness. The question really just needs to be asked: why this bill when the jobseeker benefit already exists, and why in urgency?