Interestingly, I'll give you another example: I was talking to a person I've known for many years. They bought printing equipment for $850,000. With the decline in the printing industry, they ended up selling it to Vietnam for $26,000, because, effectively, the market was in distress and there was no market buyer in New Zealand and they have flogged it offshore for literally $26,000—I got told that this morning in the airport. So here is a practical example of people in certain industries right now that are really suffering as a result of COVID, and, in many cases, they will be seeking to make the sale. I know that the Minister also has the hat of reviewing all overseas investment applications, and he puts through the emergency 90-day applications. So he is in the position of looking at transactions and approving every transaction during the 90-day period. He actually has to approve every international transaction.