Hon TIM MACINDOE: Kiwis have an innate sense of fairness. This bill is fundamentally unfair. They feel injustice keenly even in the best of times, and these are not the best of times. No one doubts, as the Hon Louise Upston indicated when she led off for the National Party in this particular debate, that those who lose their livelihoods, lose their income, lose their jobs during a downturn should receive support. No one questions that. That is fundamentally fair—that we come to their aid in those times of need. But, once this Government sets itself on a course of action, they reject any attempts by other parties to work with them to come up with something that is fair, and we would've done that with them here. Instead, they plough on, very poorly researched, very poorly led, to make a really fundamental error.