The second thing I wanted to address was the winter energy payment. I take on board the comments by the speaker who just resumed his seat, Paul Goldsmith, and the suggestion that, actually, there were better things that the Government could have spent their money on. One of the things that we do know is, of course, seniors are among those who are going to receive the doubling of the winter energy payment in the 2020 year. That's been doubled by Order in Council to $900 per year for single people with no dependent children and $1,400 per year for couples and people with dependent children. So seniors will be receiving the doubling of that winter energy payment for the 2020 year. What that means, of course, is that the money that they have aside from that winter energy payment they can now use to go back into the economy. So right in this single moment, Mr Goldsmith himself pointed out that these were not necessarily urgent or immediate measures, but they were slightly more long term, looking more towards after the four weeks, after the six weeks, after when we start to pull back out of what has been the situation created not by a Government but by a virus. We need people to have money in their pockets that they can spend locally.