I think of the businesses in Wairarapa that at the moment are genuinely thriving. They are flying, particularly in South Wairarapa. They themselves have adjusted to the new environment. They cannot benefit from international tourism. Now, admittedly, our share of international tourism is nowhere near the ilk of other places like Queenstown and the West Coast, but they still adapted to the new reality, and, in fact, the work that the region has put in to attract new visitors has offset the amount that they have lost for international tourists. That can actually be said for the northern parts of the electorate, as well. 