He talked also, interestingly, about the Resurgence Support Payment for businesses, but, boy, they were led kicking and screaming into doing that, and still maintain that the wage subsidy was somehow a support to business. Well, actually, it wasn't. Businesses were the agents between the Government and the employees who were out of work, potentially at risk of losing their jobs. It was a necessary and appropriate response, but let's not pretend it supported business. It supported their workers, but even in service industries with high levels of personnel costs, that would still only constitute about 66 to 70 percent of the cost base of an average business. It was those non-wage costs that were killing business last year: the rent, the leases, the stock that was already on the water and eventually needed to be paid for but couldn't be sold, the relatively high fixed cost for things like IT and insurance. None of those were being helped by Government.