Thank you for that answer. That's interesting to hear.
We'll use Pearson, because that's where you are. It's 85% to 95% down, and perhaps even more this year. You're saying that some other regions are only down 50%. Obviously being down at all is detrimental to the industry. It's going to create job loss.
What would you say is the number one factor as to why we're down so much more? Is it because of a lack of rapid testing? Is it because of the lack of tougher rules in other jurisdictions? Would you put it down to one or two main reasons for that differential?