Before I finish the rest of my speech, I just want to go on a bit of a side-line story. At the medical practice I used to work at, there was a worker there, and well before COVID they got in touch with me one time and they said, "You know, your Government"—I was still a candidate then—"is hell-bent on giving away money to people, and people who apparently don't want to improve their situation." We had quite a long conversation around supporting people who need help, and because of various reasons they end up in those situations. Well, during COVID, this person pretty much got fired on the phone line by their boss without any notice, without following the contract that should have been followed, and the Government did help them with the wage subsidy. The same person got back to me and said, "For the first time in my life, I realised that people do need a helping hand when they are in trouble, and often the situation isn't in people's own control." He's really appreciative of the help that the Government gave him at that point and has changed his whole view on providing help to people. 