So let me be clear: we do have to make provision for the wave of job losses coming through—job losses that will see New Zealanders struggle to keep their homes, struggle to keep their families on track, and struggle to manage the devastation that job losses cause—but this Labour Government is not making provision for supporting our fellow New Zealanders. No, it's doing a job half done. New Zealanders don't want welfare; they want their jobs. This bill stops at welfare, and the Prime Minister was clear she had no intention of going the extra mile to try and save those jobs. That was a burden to be carried entirely by small-business owners. Those small businesses we talk about—the local butcher, the hairdresser, the dressmaker—they too have to now borrow. They've been told "You've got to borrow to survive." That's not kind—that's not kind at all. I do not support this bill. 