Hon KELVIN DAVIS (Minister of Tourism): Let me say that the $400 million is going to make a better difference than the paltry $100 million that the Opposition was offering—$25 million a year for four years. In terms of the number of jobs, we've always said that we won't be able to save every business and every job, and that goes not just for tourism. We have had 743 tourism businesses access the tourism transitions. The number of jobs that have been saved because of that are difficult to estimate because we know that not every job can be saved. But what we are doing is helping to save a number of businesses as well. We'll be making, as I've said, announcements in the not too distant future about other businesses that will be receiving support from the stat fund, and, again, it's difficult to announce or estimate exactly how many jobs will be saved through that support, because businesses have to make those decisions. We still don't know when the borders will open, and what we're doing is trying to give businesses the best chance to survive and see through until the international visitors do come. But let me say that our $400 million in the here and now is a lot better than the $25 million a year for four years that the Opposition announced as the tourism policy, and that had all the bounce of a rock.