Secondly, there was a lack of sustainable funding for the tourism industry to address those issues. So we introduced the international visitor levy last year, and we started to collect money on the international visitor levy—some $55 million in a couple of months. We also had a very successful year of tourism with China last year, and at the start of this year the Chinese visitor numbers were starting to pick up. Of course, everything ended when it came to COVID, and our numbers, instead of climbing, of course fell off a cliff. So the Government's response to that was to put in place a broad-based response, where businesses were able to access the wage subsidy, and tourism businesses accessed $1.75 billion from the wage subsidy scheme. We also had the Small Business Cashflow (Loan) Scheme; we had other various tax measures. 