Thank you, Mr. Turnbull. I guess there are two parts to that question.
In terms of panic buying, that does not help. We saw that early on in the crisis with food. We saw it with other products; I think everybody heard about toilet paper and things like that. That not only does not help, it wasn't necessary, because grocery retailers are very resilient, have very good relationships with their suppliers, did whatever they had to do and continue to do that in order to adjust.
I think the real issue here, though, is being able to allow retailers to operate in the environment that they're best at in order to be able to do their business, and it's by doing all the things I mentioned. Any assistance is helpful. There are many pressures, and so any areas where the government can assist will alleviate some of the pressure on supply chains.