Oh, so then, of course, we come out with this wonderful thing called social insurance. Guess what? The best thing that people can do is get back to work as quickly as possible after losing one. We've seen economists already saying this is Labour who have an intent to spend another $3 billion or $4 billion. And what do they get as an outcome? Not much—not much. People are saying, "Oh, well, actually, in between jobs I could just have a bit of a holiday. I could have a bit of a break.", because that's what you can do if you're getting 80 percent of what you would have been earning previously. Oh, but, actually, who pays for it? The very same hard-working family that is already struggling to meet the costs day to day, week to week, because it's going to be an extra tax on them. 