For the rest of the economy, fundamentally, it's about ensuring that as many businesses and firms can survive, and keeping as many people employed or connected with those businesses as possible so that we can rebuild afterwards. Like most other MPs, I'm sure we've all been in conversation over the last few days with business people and owners. I won't forget the bewildered look in their eyes when I was in a business a couple of days ago, saying, "Well, I might not see you for a few months." and they said, "Well, if that's the case, you will never see me, because this business won't survive more than a month." This is something that that person has spent their lifetime building up—30 years building up a business, and to see it just disappear is a bewildering thing for many people. That's why we have to think as carefully as we can to ensure that those things that people have spent their lives building up—that we give them the best opportunity to survive through this period and to come back to life when things return to normal. 