We realise that the people we needed were not just doctors and nurses but, actually, supermarket workers, truck drivers, and people who worked on farms, and we moved, firstly, to protect them from what could have been a flood of COVID, and then to ensure that we had assistance for them through the wage subsidy. We ensured we had assistance to business to ensure that the people who owned businesses—not the businesses; the people who owned them—were in a position to be able to continue to keep that business going if they thought it was viable.