Hon CLARE CURRAN (Labour—Dunedin South): Talofa lava, Mr Speaker. One of the first things that I did in level 2 in my community was head to King Edward Street in South Dunedin to my local cafe—Aroma Cafe, which is just down the road from my electorate office—and get morning tea for my Dunedin staff, as it was the first day that they were physically open. I asked the Aroma Cafe staff how they'd fared under lockdown. Bill, who's the manager and the owner of that small business, said that they just would not have survived without the wage subsidy. The same was true with my hairdresser, with the vet, with the car yard in Andersons Bay Road, who actually told me not only would they not have survived without the wage subsidy but also that what was heartening for them was that business was booming once people came out of lockdown, which was good news for them.