Yes, we've now done four surveys of our members. Each weekend we are going to our membership. We have 110,000 small and medium-sized companies as members. We have asked them about their views of what's happening on the COVID front, what the impacts are and also what their recommendations are to the government and other public policy-makers to help address the problem.
The number of businesses which, prior to that, said they were likely to fail—they thought they would be able to survive only a month—did drop once the wage subsidy was announced, because many of them saw that as a lifeline to help guide their business through this very difficult time. It was the number one measure that CFIB recommended right after the 10% pay was announced. We pushed and were pleased to see that rise to 75%. We're pleased to see the additional clarity that has been provided. It is not a perfect measure. It's not going to help every business owner, but it will still help thousands of business owners make it across the finish line, who I believe would otherwise have failed.
I do think we can do better. I would encourage governments to continue to be open, as they have been, to making further changes and adding supports in other areas, but the measures that have been taken by the government will certainly save many companies from outright failure.