I say to the members on the other side of the House, the Government members, if you want to see an example of a crisis that hits quickly, go back to the earthquake situation in my city of Christchurch. The earthquakes occurred, from memory, on a Saturday, a Cabinet meeting on a Monday, and a wage subsidy announced at the end of that Cabinet meeting. There wasn't time to put parameters around it. People were suddenly without regular wages. The Government needed to do something and it did something and it did something almost immediately. And then we had the Kaikōura earthquakes. Same response from the John Key - led Government. 