So the problem we have is that, actually, if there is not the certainty from the Government that this bill should be providing, that the subsidy will continue or they'll be able to open and trade again, they can't wait, because in four weeks' time the full subsidy will have been used up and they won't have income to the level they need or they won't have reserves to then—I'm coming back to that, Mr Speaker—be able to lay those workers off. So this week, New Zealanders face uncertainty of whether they will return to their jobs because businesses up and down the country are facing uncertainty. They don't know whether they can open, they don't know what the rules will be yet because the Government hasn't provided that to them clearly, and they don't know whether or not that subsidy will continue.