Thank you very much. I don't mean to cut you off. My time is limited, though.
The reason I'm asking is that when I look at a country like Australia, I see that for various reasons the Australians have been able to keep infection rates quite low, and as a result, their economy is more open.
Now, we do see in Canada that vaccines administered are moving apace in impressive ways. We're second in the G20 on a regular basis, or perhaps third today. It fluctuates between second and third, second and third on a daily basis in the G7, and by the end of June it's quite likely that we will see the vast majority of Canadians, all those Canadians who want a vaccine, being given at least one dose, and that will provide plenty of protection, a great deal of protection.
Of course, by the end of the summer, all Canadians who want to be fully vaccinated will be fully vaccinated. Deliveries continue. We see two million doses arriving this week.
With all that in mind, when you look at what the Australians have done to boost their tourism sector, you see that the government recently provided 800,000 airline tickets at half price, and the result is that we already see Australian citizens taking advantage and trying to buy tickets to go to various destinations. I know you're saying 10% of your customer base is domestic, but still, is an outside-the-box approach like that something that could be considered to help tourist-based businesses such as yours?