This piece of legislation contains elements of both of those: some that will assist and help today, others that, actually, won't take effect until much later, and, indeed, won't have a significant impact upon businesses or the economy for quite some period of time. I give an example of this around building depreciation. It's a debate that the House has had over a period of time. In fact, when we were in Government we took it away. Not everybody agreed. It now has been brought back. For some businesses, that will be helpful, but I caution that there will be very, very few businesses in New Zealand that are actually going to have a profit in the coming years. Therefore, it's not a matter of how much tax they're paying in as far as the Government's concerned; it's how much tax they're not paying, because, actually, today what is needed is finding ways to keep them there: not keep the doors open but keep them so they exist so that as we come out of this, they have to consider the recovery, and, actually, there will be businesses there.