So, yes, they put in the wage subsidy, and that was a great start and a great help, particularly for those affected workers, but the wage bill is not the only bill a business faces. In the midst of lockdown, businesses still had to pay their leases. They still had to pay their taxes. They still had to pay electricity and all other forms of regulatory cost impost that, among other things, this Government has layered upon them over the last couple of years. The bills still came in the door, and the Government showed a complete reluctance to do anything to offer direct assistance for those businesses to help them survive so they could thrive in a well-organised recovery that a National-led Government would offer. That's a real shame, because it's one thing to give an almost facade or a safety net of a wage subsidy, but if those jobs don't exist when the subsidy ends, how are those workers helped then?