To that end, the solution itself is a very poor solution, for a number of reasons. The first one is that, first of all, it socialises the cost of the Government-imposed lockdown not from the Government to recompense small businesses but, actually, it socialises it and forces those costs on to landlords. And that, Mr Chair, I would suggest to you, is a form of social transfer from the Government to a group that the Government, for some reason, regards as a bank balance, and will have the ability to be able to pay and recompense and actually deal with this issue because they are deemed to be rich by the Labour Government. And, in fact, many of the landlords are not wealthy; many of the landlords will have borrowings on the property that they tenant to very good business owners. And yet this Government steadfastly has this view that they're rich and therefore they should be the one writing out the cheque. That is the flaw in this whole proposal, and that is why New Zealand First, quite rightly, ruled it out in the last Parliament, and the Government should be ruling it out for that very reason.