In terms of profitability, well, it's not for me to say to a tourism business how to run their business; it's for an operator to determine how they're profitable and what they need to do to ensure they are. What I do know in tourism is there are a lot of people who are absolutely passionate about what they do, and in some cases—and I worked for one of these companies at one point in time—they've taken something which was a real interest and turned it into a business, and congratulations to them, and they show a very high degree of passion. But again, they will need to take a good, hard look at their business model; if, in fact, it's not profitable or if there are variables that have changed markedly that will impact upon their business model going forward. And it is the reason why, as highlighted in my last answer, we provided $5,000 for these businesses to have business advice, and another $5,000 for them to implement that advice. 