Then, we see the Minister of Finance here today recognising that, given this incursion and given this failure at the border and we're back at lockdown, we're having to spend another $1.6 billion of borrowed money for further wage subsidies. Yes, we have to do that—we have to support those businesses who were closed down because they can't trade—and yet, today, he couldn't give me simple answers to real confusion within the business community about how the wage subsidy works. On the Government website, they say that, yes, you can get the wage subsidy and you can pay your employees, and if you can't pay your employees the full salary, because you're not trading, well, you can pay them the wage subsidy rate, which is $580-odd, but that happens to be less than the minimum wage. Then, we've the Employment Relations Authority saying, "Well, hang on. That's not right. You need to pay"—