But let's just come back to what the COVID-19 response fund, which this is appropriated from, was for. It was to respond to COVID, and it was borrowed. So it would appear by your statement, Minister, that these payments are tax exempt, ignores the enormous debt elephant in the room that this Government has created, which is that even the taxpayers who receive this payment will be liable through their future taxation to pay the interest on the COVID-19 debt, to pay that interest potentially for decades as these bonds mature over time, and at a much higher interest rate, no doubt, than the Government assumed they could borrow the money from when they took it from the air or hit print over at the Reserve Bank and created the money out of thin air, that money that has since created an inflation pressure that is common to all countries around the world which have used money printing to generate some kind of revenue for their Governments at a time when they weren't collecting money from normal business activity. So to say that it's exempt from tax, Minister, appears to be missing the point that every taxpayer who receives it and everyone who doesn't will, through their taxes, pay for it in the future through the interest on the COVID-19 debt that that Minister, who is part of this Government, is responsible for incurring on behalf of New Zealanders. So I want the Minister to explain how taxpayers are not going to pay for this.