But the question of why we've done this is important. There are businesses out there and there are business owners and people who worked in those businesses that might have lost jobs or lost all their savings. Take the primary sector, where, because of the border closures, we didn't have the people working in to do the jobs across many of the sectors. So, firstly, we got alongside the training establishments, the people who could help upskill those people, taking on board the fact that many people had lost their jobs in tourism, and assisting them to transition across. We did that from the top of the country to the bottom, and we kept places like Taratahi and Telford going. In fact, we built them up after they'd been run down by the previous National Government. We built them up to provide the courses, to provide the skills to people who needed to transition into other jobs. It may be temporary; it may be long-term.