Certainly, when it comes to these types of issues, the government has difficult questions to answer. In terms of the CEBA loans and those who were able to repay them, that's excellent and that's exactly the situation we want to see. We want to see businesses thriving and being able to take advantage of funding when it becomes available to weather those storms.
There are still those who are struggling with valid businesses that employ people in their local communities. If this is going to be the last thing that prevents them from continuing, we don't think that's acceptable. We want to ensure that they have the support they need to weather the storms that are ahead, and to not have them continue to face this challenge and this enormous burden of this repayment deadline that looms over so many small business owners.
We understand the complexity of navigating both, but for those who really need it, I think it's important to conceptualize and remember that those are employers who are employing our neighbours and providing local jobs to our community members.