Thanks, Chairman.
Just before I quickly answer that, I want to give kudos to the credit union. We were on the charter banks' backs with Mr. Easter way back, and they weren't participating and didn't participate. Kudos to the credit union.
Regarding the wage subsidy, Chairman, we had a meeting last week, and they knew I was speaking here. They were all sitting there asking, “When can we hear?” I think that's the biggest thing right now. We fully appreciate that they have it until June 5, but some of these tourism operators don't open until June 15, yet they start in May and they have a staffing issue.
If you're asking me how critical it is, the answer is that timing is as critical as the amount, because right now they're going to make a decision.
I'll give you an example: Fisherman's Wharf Lobster Supper, in your district, a huge restaurant that caters to lobster supper business. Last year it didn't open. Right now, they're having that discussion.
Now, having a business close for two years is not good. We have to get everybody open, because our physical plant.... As I said before, it's not one operation; it's everybody who makes up the reason why people come to P.E.I. When one closes, it's just a little chip off the iceberg.