First, credit where credit is due: this Government's speed at getting the wage subsidy scheme up and running reduced early economic calamity. Our lockdown, however, has proved excessively hard. As I've said, workers and businesses have watched in horror as week after week of lockdown has washed away the foundations of their businesses that they have spent years or decades building. One thousand people a day are joining the dole queue since lockdown began, and those numbers are increasing. That is 1,000 people a day who are losing their livelihoods, 1,000 people a day who face a very uncertain future, and 1,000 people a day who don't know how they're going to pay their bills. 