The businesses know that best, and I wonder if the Minister—and he could perhaps touch on this in the committee of the whole House—considered a loan arrangement that could be converted to a grant: a loan at zero interest extended by the Inland Revenue Department that on application by the business, on the basis of the permanent revenue loss, could have been then converted and non-repayable. Now, what that would do is, firstly, it stops the definitional difficulties in the moment of a lockdown, but it does the most important thing and what the policy goal is, and that is to preserve cash flow to the degree possible and to the maximum amount of the grant basis. So I do sort of commend that idea. Maybe he has thrown it around with officials and he could inform us in the committee of the whole. That takes out the question of seven days versus 14 days, because, actually, it is a very precise thing—and I didn't say that as a criticism, but it does make the definitions more difficult. 