What he was most concerned about was, he said, "Well, look, the wage subsidy's good as far as it goes, but it doesn't help my business. It doesn't sustain my business. It doesn't make my previously viable, profitable, growing business sustainable in the short-, medium-, or long-term future." And I think that's very sad. We heard today in question time the Prime Minister, who simply didn't get it—who simply doesn't understand how economies work and how businesses work and how enterprises work, and the stresses and strains that go on small-business owners and operators when they have to make hard decisions about putting off staff who, in many cases, have been long-serving, hard-working, dedicated members of the family, so to speak, in terms of that business. I think that's very sad. 