We are in a situation with the pandemic, where we've had a prolonged period of inability to access some of these premises for some of these businesses and, as I say, a minority of those tenants and their landlords, for some reason or another, have been unable to come to an arrangement of paying a fair portion of rent. Now, we believe, in order to give more certainty to those businesses, to make sure that they can keep their businesses up and running, to make sure that they can ensure that the investment that they have made into their business, to make sure that the staff and the suppliers for those businesses can continue to operate—that's something that actually needs to be done. I would hazard a guess that, actually, members on this side and that side agree that there is a situation for those tenants at the moment. We will disagree about how it's done. The National Party would prefer that the Government pony up 50 percent, and I'll come to that at some stage. But I will agree with some of the members that there is a high threshold to what we have done, but we believe that the point of justification has arrived for that because if we don't do that for the small number of businesses, there is a high certainty that they will fall over, that their employees will no longer have jobs. I would've thought that the members on that side of the Chamber would actually be sticking up for small businesses in those situations, to make sure that they could have more certainty, but they are not—