JONATHAN YOUNG (New Plymouth—National): Mr Chair, thank you. The Minister of Tourism came in for the Economic Development, Science and Innovation Committee and talked about the $400 million COVID response fund, which will be used to fund the Tourism Transitions Programme, protecting tourism assets, etc. I just want to ask the Minister, and it's coming more to light that there are travel agencies around the country that are working very hard to retrieve prepayments for overseas travel, whether that's flights, accommodation, or cruises. These travel agencies have virtually no income, yet they are involved in retrieving what I understand to be several billion dollars' worth of prepayments for New Zealanders. I just wonder, in order to support these businesses, what consideration the Minister is making, or has made, regarding this Tourism Transitions Programme, because these businesses are acting in the best interest and benefit of New Zealanders yet they have no income. If they were to collapse right across the country, then it's quite possible New Zealanders will not be able to retrieve those prepayments. Often, those prepayments are made to companies overseas.