It's not as though this is a welfare programme for small businesses. It's actually a programme to help workers keep their jobs. I understand that it's all too difficult for somebody from the Government to understand that four days including a weekend is actually four working days, not two working days, as the Prime Minister disclosed the other day to the media—not two working days. The biggest working days for the hospitality industry are actually a Saturday and Sunday. It's called a weekend, where, actually, they're open, and, by the way, so is retail. These are not highly paid workers and they're not high-earning businesses. These are small businesses, in the main, and they're being told "You've had enough. We don't want to give you any more. You should be grateful." That's what we've heard today.