The first of those is the question on the targeting of a payment such as this. We have gone through the process of how to best do that, and Mr Woodhouse in his contribution raised some of the, I guess, integrity concerns that have been raised as we've gone along. And, essentially, we've looked at all sorts of ideas for targeting. We've looked at targeting sectors. So can we target the hospitality sector, who we all acknowledge are significantly impacted by, for example, a move from level 1 to level 2? Just on Monday morning, people that Mr Woodhouse and myself both know were walking into hospitality businesses to reorganise them to separate out tables, to prepare themselves for table services, to have a single server, to bring in extra staff to be able to do that. That's one of the very costs that we're trying to be able to help support through this scheme. But the ability to be able to say, "Well, that's hospo who's mostly affected, what about events? What about tourism? What about the suppliers of hospitality businesses?" And the discussion that some of my Cabinet colleagues got very bored with me on last year was: is the petrol station in Wanaka a tourism business? Well, you know, a petrol station in another part of New Zealand might not be considered a tourism business, but quite clearly one in a tourism town is. So these are the issues that we've had to grapple with around being able to target by sector or by region.