There are three things that could be making it worse. One is being too slow to open up. We just heard yesterday that the Government's going to take a month to figure out whether we can come out of level 2. Each passing week adds significantly to the costs that we sustain. So our strong view is that we should look to open up as quickly as we can. We should have an absolute focus on getting the international students back—a major industry, used to employ 55,000 New Zealanders, created huge jobs and opportunities. We should have an absolute focus on getting them back for the second semester, and not just letting it drag on. We should have an absolute focus on getting the trans-Tasman bubble up and going to save our tourism industry, get those people back. We should be taking the attitude that we shouldn't be focused on what we can't do but focused on what we can do, and allowing it to happen.