I will acknowledge the commentary around small business and particularly in the tourism. I was out last week. I managed to get on the road out through Central Otago, Queenstown, drove up to Franz Josef, and it is a very grim picture in a spectacular part of the country. They are doing it incredibly tough. Just to flesh that out a little bit, I stayed in Franz Josef—the Scenic Hotel there—one night. It's probably about a 200-bed hotel; I was the only occupant. So we've got a lot of work to do there. But we do need to get that trans-Tasman bubble. While we can support these small businesses with wage subsidies and the like, essentially what they need is tourists, and that trans-Tasman bubble will be key. It will be key, actually, that we all get out there and explore our own country.