I would also like to point to the travel industry, who may benefit from this, and encourage the Government to look at what they might particularly do for travel agents. The reason I say that is this. It turns out there is about $100 million of offshore refunds, cash refunds, for New Zealanders who booked with travel agents. If travel agents don't survive, the ability to bring that back into New Zealand will be severely compromised because it was done through a one-to-one relationship. Imagine if we could bring that $100 million back—those refunds in fares; cash fares, not credits—into New Zealanders' hands. To do that, we're going to need to keep some of the travel brokers, the face-to-face travel brokers, alive. So if we could just apply ourselves to that—how we could also do something good there. 