It's probably more of a comment than a supplementary question. One of the things I abide by in political life is that I never answer a question that starts with “if”. In looking through your reasoning behind making this policy recommendation, I have seen nothing but “ifs” ahead of the rationale for making this decision. If unemployment goes up, then you say the risk is low. If something else happens, then the risk is low. I just don't understand why this kind of a blunt instrument was used because certain people from government are here to help to say you're in over your head.
That's my comment.