It is also important to note, as some of my colleagues on this side of the House have noted, that, actually, during the first lockdown our local butchers, our bakers, actually, the fruit and vege sellers—everybody who competed or competes with one of these big supermarkets got to close down, except for dairies. Dairies were allowed, for some particular reason. Now, on that decision alone, many of us, as MPs, took up these issues with the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, the ministry that was in charge of giving exemptions or not, and we were told, "No; you can't have an exemption." We saw people—and I think of my own butcher who lost around $40,000 worth of stock; people who, knowing that there was going to be some form of lockdown, were preparing for it to have the meat there.