KIRITAPU ALLAN: I said, "Wasn't it interesting that the Hon Paula Bennett is not taking a call this evening on this particular piece of legislation?" Because, in 2011, it was the Hon Paula Bennett, speaking as the Minister for Social Development, who, in a time of crisis—when the Christchurch earthquake hit, what did she introduce, and what did that Opposition team lament in this House? It was the job loss cover. And, in 2011, who was the member, on 16 March 2011, who got up in this very House and said, "I am proud of this Government, who understand the needs of those that have been impacted and who will provide a wraparound service."? Yes, it was indeed the Hon Louise Upston who spoke with such fervour about how the job loss cover, a subsidy payment which put $400 in the hands of Christchurch people who were impacted and had lost their jobs—it put $240 in the hands of folks who had lost their job as a consequence of those Christchurch earthquakes. She lamented how significant that job loss cover was then. 