We've already seen the impact of this on exports. We've got logs sitting on Chinese markets that will go off, cannot be processed other than in chips, if they're sitting on the wharf 120 days after they've been processed. This is a vicious scenario also for imports, because if you can't get your piece of equipment out of a country from overseas—and particularly places like China, which are so vital to keeping New Zealand working—then we have the situation where businesses start to grind to a halt. My heart goes out to those small-business owners who will be awake late at night wondering where they're going to get the cash to pay the wages the next day. They are the people that will be worried and are under a severe amount of strain.