I do just want to note one more thing, and that is that one of the things that businesses have told us and that New Zealanders have told us is that their willingness to go hard and to go early and to do the right thing in terms of changing their behaviour, staying at home, not trading, and not sending their kids to school is on the basis that that is the best way to protect each other from COVID-19 and to ensure that we don't have widespread transmission in our community. What they have also told us, and I'm sure members opposite will agree, is that what they do not want is to be yo-yoing in and out of lockdown, if at all possible. When we look at schemes like that, it is particularly relevant, because schemes like this become incredibly hard to administer and to discuss eligibility for if we're in lockdown one day, then we're out of lockdown for a couple of weeks, and then we're in lockdown again. Because at what point are we then able to judge what a business' normal revenue is, when they're bumping up and out of the yo-yoing of levels like that? 