The second thing I would say is that not every sector of our economy or our community has done particularly well. As the Minister for Tourism, I'm in charge of a portfolio where there are many businesses that have done it really, really tough, and I would like to acknowledge the men and women who work in tourism—the men and women who, pre-COVID, had a fantastic business model and were delivering a magic experience to all the international visitors who flocked to our wonderful country—and they have done it tough. As the Minister for Tourism, I would have been down to Queenstown about six times. I've been to every single district that we have identified had a reliance on international tourists and I've heard the stories, and they are of men and woman, as mentioned, who could never foresee this. A number of them have managed to adapt their business model, but it is still tough. But the message I want to give to them is that we are nearly there. We have a plan in place and we are nearly there, so hang on.