I don't want to take too much of the House's time, so just on two points, then: on the information sharing, it has been refreshing inside this debate so far that the House hasn't fallen to the lowest common denominator, which sometimes is what we do when we talk about taxation or spending or making decisions quickly or rushing things through the House, as we are, and we need to acknowledge that. It is important that we focus on those among us who might take advantage, the few among us who take advantage. So it is good that the information sharing between the Inland Revenue Department and other Government agencies will not only allow us to assist New Zealanders better, faster, more accurately, because we have got that flow of information, but it can also be used as a method to make sure that those who don't follow the rules, as such, and try to take advantage of what is an unprecedented situation in our country, know that there will be systems in place that, once we have got past the crisis that we are in at the moment, will make sure that the New Zealand taxpayers' dollars that have been used to support business have been used appropriately and not misappropriated.