The tourism and hospitality recovery program and the wage and rent subsidies that fall within that are due to be cut in half in the middle of March. That decision and those parameters were put in place before additional restrictions for omicron came to be.
We're looking for an extension of the program to ensure that businesses are able to continue to keep their staff and continue to pay their bills while they ramp up later than expected for what we hope to see being a robust session.
One of the other changes, to your point around travel agents, is that most of them are sole proprietors. Sole proprietors don't qualify for any of these subsidies and they're a unique group, because oftentimes their revenue is not earned until after the trip has been taken. As you can understand, over the last two years there have been a lot of trips booked but a lot of trips cancelled, so these travel agents have been without revenue and without the ability to tap into any of the support programs meant for the industry.