What the apology should be today, the Hon Willie Jackson, is to the travel agents in New Zealand that have been working since early this year without any remuneration at all. The Government could have solved that many, many months ago if they had intervened and said to the agencies that said that they weren't able to charge when they were getting the money back that there was a way forward. Actually, there's $2 billion overseas that's owed to New Zealanders that these travel agents are trying to get back, and the Government now, three weeks later, after saying they would address it with them, still hasn't come to a conclusion. I'm sure we'll get an announcement before the election, but, Willie Jackson, it will be too late for the travel agents in Auckland that went back into lockdown and are losing their businesses, and for the people that are losing their jobs, and it will be too late for all of the other travel agents around the country that are losing their businesses because the Government didn't do its job properly during lockdown and after lockdown to work out who it was that would need support and would need help. 