We have an example in Jackson Bay, and probably a lot of you won't know where that is—south of Haast on the West Coast. Now, there is a husband and wife team that run a jet boat operation down there. They would take three or four trips a day. Now they're lucky if it's one or two trips a week. And now they're supplementing their own income by having to go out and get other work, which is lucky that they've been able to do that. But the other example is the Scenic Hotel Group. Now, what a brave but selfless decision that they made to close four of their big hotels down there for at least a year to 18 months so that the capacity could be filled by the small operators, the motel owners in those glacier towns and in Haast so that they can stay afloat, and so they're hoping that that oversupply from their beds will flow over into these other businesses. But the Development West Coast agency on the coast has mentioned to the Minister of Tourism that we are going to suffer the loss of 400 jobs, and that's over half of the population of the Glacier Country because of these businesses closing down, and we can expect another 16 businesses to close their doors soon, because the season is basically over and there is no hope on the horizon in terms of the tourism industry rebounding. 