Because that's the situation Aucklanders find themselves in right now. Stuck in the Auckland prison—90 days and counting—and still no clarity as to when they can leave. Still no clarity as to when they can go and have a beer outside in a hospitality venue with their friends over Christmas. People who work in hospitality, in fact, people who work in many businesses across Auckland—and, in fact, it's not just Auckland; it's Canterbury and other parts of the country—look at our Government and they say, "Yup, they did pretty well last year, actually. But now we find ourselves miles behind the rest of the world and we are the damage. We are the collateral damage. We're the people mortgaging our houses, selling our cars, dipping into our personal savings, putting money on the credit card—just to keep paying the bills, keep paying the staff that we haven't laid off yet. Worried about summer. Worried about the start of 2022." Worried about how they're going to get through the next week and actually be able to pay the bills. And worried about the tax bill that's coming, the provisional tax, in the first quarter next year.