However, there doesn't appear to be a corresponding allowance for the liable parent actually to receive acknowledgment that their circumstances may have changed during the assessment period, because for liable parents who might lose their job or who were running a small business and found that their incomes were severely constrained—in fact, they might have been making no profit at all; they might have burnt up all of the savings that they had in the bank, just covering the costs of paying the rent on their business premises and paying staff that extra amount that the wage subsidy didn't cover, paying their staff's KiwiSaver and covering PAYE. Now, if that person, that small-business owner, was also a liable parent and it turns out actually that they weren't liable to pay the child support at this time during the assessment period because their financial circumstances have changed, they won't get any credit. They don't get any recognition for their straightened circumstances.