The Hon Louise Upston said she couldn't understand why there were two different sets of payments here: those for the 113,000 to 114,000 New Zealanders who had been on the jobseeker benefit before COVID and those that had lost employment from 1 March. But, in the same sentence, she said, "Two different people in two different circumstances." I give you the answer. We're talking about two different people in two different circumstances. One does not take away from the other. One does not take away from the Government's work to improve what is the safety net that is required for those individuals who were among the 112,000 to 113,000 before COVID hit. Nothing is taking away from that work except COVID. The Hon Louise Upston's quoted somebody who's said—I think it was Adrian Orr; I'm not quite sure, sorry; she didn't mention the name—that this might not be a one-in-100 event; this might be a one-in-160 event. And yet the Opposition seems to have a difficulty with trying to understand why we would move in and actually put in something different. It's because the circumstances are different.