Let's be clear about this. Things weren't rosy even before coronavirus. And I say that because if you can't diagnose the problem you've got you sometimes don't get the medicine right. We've been at 1.6 percent growth. I expect that to be confirmed later this week in the official figures. We've got a situation where business confidence, whether it's farmers and the water problems and climate change—things done to them not with them really make them feel under siege. The small businesses, after industrial law changes and minimum wage increase after minimum wage increase after minimum wage increase, feel set upon and unconfident as it is; even the big players right now—the Air New Zealands of this world—are talking about three-some thousand workers being laid off, and nothing here to date says that. 