Again, the best remedy to that is a mechanism to get cash directly into the hands of those small businesses affected. Now, people might ask, "Well, what's going on here? The National Party is in favour of giving cash out to businesses? I thought they understood that businesses had to stand on their own two feet." Yes, indeed, that is our general approach, but what we're dealing with here is a situation where the Government, on behalf of all New Zealanders, has said, "You cannot trade for seven weeks. You cannot sell your stuff. You cannot open your store and effectively do your business." That is an extraordinary situation, one that we haven't really had in this country's history, and that is why there is a very strong argument to support businesses properly. So this legislation, in so far as it extends a period that leases must be in arrears before landlords can cancel leases, is very much too little, too late on that score and very much inferior to the policy that the National Party announced today.