Now I want to come to the whole issue of what it's doing to the psyche of the nation. I do worry about that. I think the symbolism of not being able to attend friends', relatives', and very, very close loved ones' funerals is a big problem. I think it's heartless, it's cold, and it is nowhere near kind. I think, similarly, for many people at a time like this, where there is uncertainty—no one knows what the next year or so is going to bring for this country. We're a trading nation. Mr Mark, let me tell you, sir, when it comes to looking after the big export businesses, the people who hang off those big export businesses are the small businesses that are the majority employers in this country. So don't kick us for having an interest in our export markets. And by the way, have a talk to your leader, because I don't think he's doing us many favours with our biggest export market just at the moment.