And then when you talk about—well, I've got to acknowledge that Mr Robertson did a lot of good stuff through COVID to support New Zealand businesses and people. But I've got to say this to you, Mr Robertson: what you did was really not much different from every other developed country in the world. And I'll give you the stats—I know you like numbers, Mr Robertson—93 percent of all OECD countries implemented a wage subsidy. Big tick, we did that too. Eighty-seven percent directly lent to small to medium sized enterprises. You did that. Good one. Sixty-two percent implemented some sort of debt moratorium. Good one. Forty-nine percent did training. You did that. Actually, what this is just showing, Mr Robertson, is you did everything that everyone else did. But the one thing you didn't do that two-thirds of countries in the OECD did was they dealt with the issue of rents, and you should have dealt with the issue of rents, particularly for small and medium enterprises, because they put in rent aid, and you should have done it. It would have cost you $300 million a month—I did the numbers.