Some of them have had to make some of the most difficult, heart-wrenching decisions of their working lives, of their business lives, in terms of laying off staff. I particularly recall one tourist lodge operator in my electorate, and he and his wife had, over 20 or more years, built up a business largely focused on international tourism. He rang me and said, "Scott, every single one of my forward bookings for the next six months is cancelled." This was early on in the piece, and I suspect that even more have cancelled since then. Effectively, his business got turned off like a light switch, and it's not a big business. He said, "I employ four or five people, but that's four or five people that won't be working and won't be employed in my Coromandel community, and their families won't have a breadwinner."—their families won't have a breadwinner. 