I'm sorry. I have another question and I only have six minutes. Thank you for that.
Obviously for the people who we're hearing from in my constituency and others across the country, they see themselves as being excluded from the emergency benefit, which is why I asked the question.
You also raised the issue of reconstruction and this is fundamental. We have a society coming into the crisis where half of Canadian families were $200 away from insolvency on any given month. In the same way that after the Second World War we built a network of social programs, a social safety net, do you not think that reconstruction needs to be a new economy that's based on fairness?
Right now we're asking the lowest-income Canadians to take the risk. They're the cleaners. They're the front-line workers. They're being asked to pull us through this crisis, and that's the principle behind the courage bonus. Don't we need, coming out of this crisis, to build on reconstruction and, as you mentioned, really build an economy based on fairness for all Canadians?