Now, people have been very glad of it because they recognise that the wage subsidy doesn't cover all the costs a business has. Businesses have costs that are fixed—rates, rent, electricity, other utilities—and they're grateful that they got one week of resurgence payment. The problem is that this short, sharp lockdown hasn't been just one week. It's been many weeks and it seems to be going on, and if those businesses run down their working capital and aren't there to capitalise on the recovery, then we're all going to be in some difficulty, especially those people who are currently struggling enormously with great anxiety, facing enormous uncertainty about their future with those businesses.