When I was at home just not long after lockdown and we got into level 2, we had an electrician come to my home in the Hutt, in Belmont, and he had with him an apprentice that had been on the job for just two days before the big lockdown kicked in. The business owner said to me that this young guy—he looked about 17 or so—wouldn't have had his job, because he got paid the wage subsidy for the entire time that he was on the job. Furthermore, he wouldn't be keeping him. He said he'd be gone. He actually sent him out to the van to get something, and he said "He'd be gone. I wouldn't be able to keep him if it wasn't for the fact that I knew, on 1 July, that there will be funding for me to retain my apprentices."