In the area of tourism, this is going to be a catastrophe unless the Minister, Kelvin Davis, steps up with an actual plan. I questioned him in the House today on this. I asked him, as Minister, what his personal plan was. It is good to see that he's able to read what his officials have given him; I give him credit for that. He's much better at reading today than he was two years ago when he became the Minister. But for the entire sector, that used to be a $40 billion industry—I apologise, Madam Speaker, I almost made you laugh there. For—