So, for example, if we think about the changes to the Gambling Act to allow class 3 operators to offer lottery tickets by email or phone and to accept payments online and to issue those tickets electronically, this provision's being extended for three years, recognising that the way those tickets were previously sold hasn't been possible, often, in the COVID-19 environment. Organisations like Coastguard New Zealand and the Heart Foundation that rely on the sale of those lottery tickets for their bread and butter—in order to continue to exist, they needed a provision to be able to continue to raise money, to continue to fund-raise, for that really vital community work that they do, even when they can't sell tickets face to face, as they have been doing previously. So those sorts of changes make a great deal of sense. 