Secondly, Minister, you've just announced over the weekend—or at the end of last week—$200 million to help five destinations in the South Island, and others more generally. That's got to be welcomed because the Opposition was calling for this some time ago. But I ask you why you visited Franz Josef early this year, some months ago, and said, actually, at that time, these businesses that are international facing would have to visit their bank manager, their accountant, or close—because now you've turned up with a package we were advocating for and they were asking for, but at some months later. So my question to you, Minister, is: what do you say to the businesses that actually took you at your word two or three months ago, when you said there wasn't more money, there wasn't support, and if they couldn't pivot, it was virtually tough luck? Not your words, but that's what they heard. And now you've fronted up with something which will be helpful for them, it will keep businesses open, but is it just too little, too late? And is this another example of a no-regrets policy?