I believe that the Jenkins report contained two recommendations on this matter. The first really focused on capital expenditures. According to the Jenkins report, it must be considered that the elimination of capital expenditures, which it characterizes as a labour-based approach, will be painful for many highly capital-intensive businesses. According to the report, that measure should be applied in two phases, starting with small businesses, which tend to require much less investment. It recommends that the government take the time to consult the businesses most affected and to apply this measure only if it is possible to offset the losses that this could cause them.
The measures were announced in last April's budget. However, all we have heard to date is that other direct support measures will be implemented. I am not familiar with them. Consequently, I do not know whether that will have a direct effect on capital expenditures, for example.