Now, we all know what's happened with international tourism, and that has been a choice that we've made as a country in terms of keeping ourselves safe around COVID19, and a very important choice that is. So it's up to us as Kiwis to then support our local tourism businesses as much as we possibly can. We've also seen essential services being able to carry on, but there's been a large degree of instability and uncertainty. If we look at some of our essential services, and it's been touched on in the House already today in question time, in terms of shearers for the wool industry, for the scanners, initially, which we managed to get into the country for the sheep farmers, but also for our fruit pickers and the Recognised Seasonal Employer workers—the long time and the long debate that we've had to get those people into the country—there hasn't been a sense of stability and certainty for those people. 