I just want to make a couple of points—and I suspect they are better for the committee stage, but I'll make them in the second reading speech because we are about to proceed to the committee stage. The first is just around the 30 percent threshold in the bill, and I note page 17 of the regulatory impact statement, which doesn't go into very much detail about how that was devised but it does say that "Officials looked at zero data on revenue drops experienced by firms month to month throughout 2020, which informed our understanding of the alert level impacts." That was from zero. And then, alongside "Information on the uptake of various wage subsidies, allowed us to estimate the number of firms facing significant revenue drops at different alert levels and that led to the 30 percent revenue drop test."