No one else is getting a free ride on this, and I hear Dr Duncan Webb scoffing. I tell you what, I've just come back from Auckland. I came down last week. I can tell you that every day in my electorate—every day—I got, on average, a hundred calls from concerned constituents. Many of them were related to small-business owners—every day, without fail, a hundred people contacting me, either by phone or email, asking for help during this lockdown. Unfortunately, most people down in this area haven't seen that degree of pressure, mental stress, and this is the one remaining aspect that should have been dealt with by our Government and it should have been dealt with back last year. But here we are, 18 months later, and you finally front up with this bill that will not help. Where's the cash? Well, the cash—this is the socialisation of the cost of a Government-imposed lockdown, where the Labour Government is saying to landlords, "You're all wealthy. You can do it. You should pay for it. You pick up the tab." 