I would note, however, that there are difficulties that are placed on families, and particularly have been placed on families over the last 15 months. Some of those financial stresses lead to other stresses that inevitably end up being experienced by children. Only today, I've been contacted by someone who told me a very sad story of her partner losing his employment last year due to the impact on the tourism industry, and she had to then take care of him and her two children, on her reduced income because of our current settings. She said that the system encourages her partner and her to separate—that way he can receive some assistance and a little independence and dignity in his time of hardship that he currently cannot if he stays with her. She said that this is a situation that has placed enormous stress on her family, and I would acknowledge, tonight—that there is a lot more that we can certainly do. 