Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. It was refreshing to hear the comments from the Minister of Justice that the Government is acutely aware of the pressures on small and medium sized enterprises. That has been a little bit in doubt over the last week or so, with the comments of MP Deborah Russell, which a lot of small businesses interpreted as being "If you can't survive five or six weeks, maybe you shouldn't have been in business." The sense was that it was a widespread held position. Then Willie Jackson followed up immediately with the comment that he made, which was in relation to an extra week wouldn't make much of a difference. Then the Prime Minister, at the same time, said when she extended the lockdown that it was only two working days, which came as a great shock to many businesses that work over the weekend and have always worked in that way. Then, of course, it also comes on top of the Government's decision to press on with increasing the minimum wage on 1 April, right in the middle of a crisis, when businesses had no revenue whatsoever and no ability to do anything, but they still continued on regardless with that increase.