Or it's the restaurant that struggled through bad weeks and bad months but hasn't been able to stay open through successive months. It's the tour guide whose job was something they created for themselves with a bit of entrepreneurial spirit, they were the person who met the tourists off the cruise boat and toured them around the great sights of the city here in Wellington, and now don't have that job to do. And it is the young couple who took their savings and bought a motel because they thought "This will be the way that we create some more earning for ourselves and our future and create security.", and now there is no one coming through those motel doors. Yes, the wage subsidy will help for the next few weeks, but what certainty do that couple have in the future? What does this Budget say to them about what the opportunity will be in the future? It doesn't lay out a plan; it is simply not here. They have no idea what the future holds. That lack of certainty and that anxiety is leading to people making decisions to let people go and to reduce their businesses, up and down the country.