Now, that's a heartbreaking decision for that family to have to have made, but if they knew—because they were actually reliant upon Australian visitors before COVID came and the Government closed the border—that the Prime Minister would be looking to do the same thing in New Zealand as the Australian Government is doing just next week, and if they knew it was three months away or six months away, they could plan for that. Perhaps their bank would have said to them, "You know what? You had a great business before. We know Australians like to come here. The Prime Minister says they are going to come here in droves. We can get you through a few more months—three or four more months." But the problem they've had for the two years is "We might do it later on. We could do it later on." There has been no certainty. They haven't been able to plan, and they have pulled the pin. I hope desperately that they haven't made the wrong decision. I hope desperately that the Prime Minister doesn't announce in a few weeks' time, "We will be like Australia." Because this Government does show urgency only when they're forced to, and it's always too late. For that business and other businesses around the country, it is far, far too late already.