Hon DAVID PARKER (Minister of Revenue): Payments that are made under the likes of the COVID support payments or under the business cash-flow scheme are made pursuant to applications under which the people that are seeking to receive the money make certain declarations to the Inland Revenue, and if they're assessed according to the criteria, for which the processing is generally computerised for large numbers of transactions, they then get the payment. There are integrity measures that are used by the Inland Revenue to take samples and check whether things are all as they ought to be. Some of those end up in applications being declined; others are found after the money is disbursed. Where the money is disbursed wrongly, there is a right to get the money back from the person to whom it is paid. If they say they can't pay it because they've given the money to somebody else, the Inland Revenue needs the power to get the money back from the person to whom it's given, and the associated person test is to find the class of people from whom the money could be sought to be repaid in those circumstances. 