I want to start by acknowledging the people up and down New Zealand who are doing it tough. Over the break, when Parliament was on recess, I travelled around a little bit of the country and I saw a lot of businesses that were really hurting and struggling. I walked past restaurants that had one table full in the entire restaurant, places that were practically empty because there were no tourists. I went on an Air Milford flight and talked to the pilot, who said usually he does five flights a day, but because there were no tourists at the moment, he was down to one flight. It's hugely sad. There are hotels that are just sitting empty, with no one there to turn up. Tourist operators don't want another handout from the Government. They want people to be tourists. They want people to come through their borders that have a good experience, that eat good food, and that enjoy being out and about around New Zealand. They don't want another Government handout; they want good public policy. Cafes are in the same situation. So is the events industry, who just want to get out there and put on good events for the people of New Zealand, but they're being restricted from doing so.