It certainly hasn't been a victory for those New Zealanders who have found their businesses put at risk and their jobs at risk. We have heard today from the Government that they're not interested in extending out the wage subsidy for a mere four more days; it's just all too difficult. They've had enough. All these businesses, these employees, is what they're saying—the workers have had enough, is what they're saying. They say, "Oh, well! You know, they've had a lot any way." They seem to have no understanding of business. They have no understanding that if you take a small business, you close it for six or seven weeks, and then suddenly it's allowed to open again—through no fault of their own, by the way, they were closed; no fault of their own. And they start to get back into business, they start getting some income coming in, the bills haven't stopped from where they were before, and wages—well, actually, the wage subsidy was going through to the workers, as it should do.