Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: My recollection is that that isn't quite an accurate portrayal of the first and second—of course, keeping in mind that we have had different alert levels for all those periods as well. What we've tried to do, rather than just attach it to an alert level, we've attached it to an analysis from the business around revenue loss. So if a business can demonstrate, over a period of time, that they've had a revenue loss in the order of 40 percent, and they can include in that this two-week period, they will, for instance, be eligible not for two weeks of subsidy but for eight weeks of subsidy. So that demonstrates it's never just been about alert level; it's been about the impact of that alert level on a business—after all, you wouldn't expect the likes of a supermarket who has had an increase in purchasing being eligible for a subsidy. 