I want to talk about what happened next, because we had a very difficult year last year where we were faced with a pandemic. This Government noticed the vulnerability that was present, and it acted proactively when it brought in urgent measures that sought to make sure that overseas investment didn't happen in the wrong way—and that would have been if we had had a terrible downturn; luckily, we were able to avoid the worst of that. But, basically, they made sure that the law was fit for purpose at a time of crisis so that there wasn't a fire sale and so we didn't lose our assets to overseas companies, when, actually, we needed to make sure that we kept them safe and that we had a long-term view. If there had been people who were at the brink of bankruptcy in their investments here, and they had sought the highest bidder, it probably would have been overseas. So it was a very important, urgent measure that took place.