So a dollar a day, let's just consider the $350 payment, which the Minister says that people who receive it will be exempt from paying tax on. So let's assume that that's your starting point, Minister. These individuals who receive the payment will live in a country called New Zealand, which has borrowed tens of billions of dollars to fund the COVID-19 response. That's where the money has been appropriated from. That money was intended to deliver shovel-ready projects, most of which the shovels are still sitting in the shed, clean and shiny, apart from the ones which potentially Minister Wood or Minister Parker or Minister Robertson—if he's here—have held for a moment, just long enough to get their fingerprints on the shaft while the shovel touched the ground so they could get that photo op for the shovel-ready projects.