Thank you.
Perhaps following up, for the chamber and the tourism sector, there are multiple reasons that business revenues may be down. Obviously, of course, the largest contributor would be the current environment of COVID and people's decrease in discretionary spending and travel, but there are other reasons and factors that we haven't spoken about today, and one would be the lack of availability of labour. If you'd like to touch on that, I'd like to give you this opportunity. I know that in my riding there are a number of restaurants in particular, along with other businesses in the hospitality sector, that have had to close or to shorten hours based on availability of labour. If they're not open, it's impossible for them to make revenue, so that would be one factor.
The other would be a government that introduces inconsistent, redundant and confusing rules with respect to travel and the effect that has on decreasing people's willingness to go out and travel or spend money and book to come home. As part of the recovery, I think it's important that we also need to consider the effect that some government programs and rules have on individuals in terms of their willingness to re-enter the travel and tourism markets and to spend money like they did previously.
Could we start with the chamber, if it's easier, and then go to the tourism sector?