Let's be clear too that right now 212,000 New Zealanders are on the jobseeker benefit, and 452,000 New Zealanders are in supported work—the wage subsidy—and then, tens of thousands of others, like the one that Barry Soper wrote about yesterday, cannot get on the jobseeker benefit and are not being caught up in the stats. It's not hard to see that figure in a rapid period of time going to astronomical levels. The reality is, and let's be clear, the Government chose the 4 percent yesterday because it was a good figure. They could have asked for some kind of mathematical ripple on the actual stats they got that showed 6.2 percent unemployment. And they could also answer the question—