One of the challenges around this bill in particular is that this is going to bring in additional constraints on those businesses. It is another example from the other side of the House here of overreach of regulation, trying to tell business how to run their business. Well, I'm sorry; with respect, businesses know how to run their businesses, right? They don't need a Government telling them, "This is how you spend your money. This is where your money needs to go. This is what you need to do." You know, sort of that parent-child relationship, which I think is very much where this side of the House sees how they should treat State control: overreach and regulation. That is a significant burden that is placed within and across our small-business communities across this great country. I think it's a travesty. I think it is really, really, another example of what has been a difficult year for our small-business community—and particularly those within the education and training area, because of the impact of COVID and the changes with lockdowns and all the other stresses that have come across. And now what they're seeing from this Government is additional processes, procedures, regulation, and, at the end of the day, cost on them in order to do that. 