But we do acknowledge that the amount of domestic spend did not make up for the loss of international spend. And in Queenstown, for example, in January the domestic spend was 71 percent higher in January this year than it was in January 2000. But due to a lack of international tourists, the overall spend actually dropped by 34 percent. So we recognise that and it's one of the reasons why we've gone very hard to support Queenstown businesses. That was evident in the package we put out under the $400 million package and also the second $200 million package. A lot of that money has gone to places like Queenstown. And certainly Queenstown has been a major benefactor, because we recognised that they had done it hard, but we needed them to survive. 