Now, this is a temporary measure, but our Minister of Finance has come out strongly, with the endorsement and support of this Government, to say that, yes, we will explore social insurance for us as a country, and why would we not? Why would we not? Other OECD countries have similar schemes in place. The Council of Trade Unions have asked us to do this, Business New Zealand has asked us to do this, and, in fact, whilst we were in Opposition and we undertook the programme of work around the future of work, we actually talked about it and put it into that report at the time. It's not an immediate action. This is not a permanent fixture in terms of what we are actually implementing here—it is called temporary for a reason. But we should explore this, because on too many occasions New Zealanders lose jobs unexpectedly. This just happens to be an unprecedented time where, unfortunately, as I said before, more New Zealanders will lose jobs, and they will lose jobs during a time when the labour market is going to be incredibly difficult to navigate. 