The role of Parliament in these circumstances is to be supportive, to offer constructive criticism and helpful suggestions where applicable, but in that spirit it is also important that the Government does not take political advantage of the situation. I heard the Minister of Finance trying to use this crisis as an opportunity to shout from the rooftops about the Government's economic credentials. He said, "We're in a strong position." Well, actually, the truth is this Government has taken the future forecast from a $6 billion surplus to a $1 billion deficit. It would have been more honest for him to say "Lucky the virus got here in time before we spent all the money.", but we don't actually need to have that kind of political squabbling in these circumstances. I would say—[Interruption] Well, the Government started it and I just responded, and they don't like it up 'em. But the fact of the matter is what this country actually needs is some certainty and some principle, and I would say that this Government, first and foremost, should not introduce permanent policy changes under the guise of a crisis. 