In the period of time that followed on from that, we were told that we could expect unemployment to get anywhere between 13 percent and 26 percent—at about exactly this time last year, I was being told that. That did not occur. Again, I believe that is, in part, because we moved and acted so swiftly. When I look at other countries around the world, we find ourselves with unemployment at about 4.9 percent, new numbers out this week; Australia, the equivalent, about 5.6 percent; and the OECD average, well over 6 percent. One of the reasons, I believe, for that is because we got our support out quickly. It meant that people didn't take precipitous decisions, and so that has certainly stood us in good stead.