There are 200,000 New Zealanders—plus—on the jobseeker allowance now. There are more who cannot get on the jobseeker allowance, even though they're out of work, because their partner is still in work. There are more still who've lost part-time work, and casual work is all but gone. Then, just in the construction sector, 200,000 New Zealanders are receiving the wage subsidy, but that all comes off very shortly. What happens then? There might have been a chance to retain that skill base, to keep it moving, to keep it working if there was a better plan delivered from the Government, if some of the projects that they are spouting great support for were actually put into place so that they can deliver those jobs. 