It's like, you know, you go to a cafe in town: the doors are open, but nobody's making money. In fact, many of them say, "We either make a decision to lose money slowly or to lose money quickly, and if we open our door to business under the current restrictions, we lose money quickly." Many of them say, "It's cheaper for us to not open at all." So there is this cry for businesses to be heard and to be acknowledged about the pressures they are under and to get the balance right between the health concerns and the economic concerns, and, of course, we understand this Government is quite divided in terms of those views.