Sure. I have all kinds of thoughts on input costs and how that could be affected. Some of that is probably not within the purview of the finance committee, but obviously you have a broad brief, so I could come back to that.
One of the areas of challenge, actually, is in HASCAP. HASCAP requires basically that you be down 50% for three consecutive months in the last eight, but the challenge was that retail has waxed and waned. There was a very big hit in March, April and May of 2020, and then there was some recovery up until the fall, and then of course we hit the second wave of this, and there were a bunch of shutdowns again.
Unfortunately for a lot of retail members, they don't actually get the three months in the last eight the way that it counts. It actually excludes them by about a month. We've raised that issue, obviously, with the Department of Finance. We recognize there are even more deeply affected sectors, but it is an oddity of the design that the way the three in eight works just squeezes most retailers out of eligibility.