The Government will trumpet about how they care about small businesses while business owners roll their eyes. It's incredibly frustrating, but it's quite understandable when we have a Minister of Finance who daily blows his own trumpet and tries to convince the public that the COVID wage subsidy is an example of looking after businesses. The wage subsidy looks after workers, and rightly so, but costs the business money. The business has to administer it, pay holiday pay, and it costs them money, otherwise staff would be on a benefit. I'm sure tomorrow he'll tell the New Zealand public how the wage subsidy helps business.