Has the right hon. Many such businesses are not in towns of fewer than 3,000 people and hence do not qualify as being in rural areas. On hardship relief and rates relief, will the right hon. Many of us in rural areas think it extraordinary that that cut-off point was put in place. Finally, will the right hon.
Gentleman asks whether the powers exist to close footpaths that have been reopened.
Of course, if there is justification in terms of the spread of the disease or new infections, the powers could be invoked. The Government have made a considerable effort to reopen footpaths, parks and other facilities, so we are anxious to ensure that they are not closed again, unless there is very good reason to do so in terms of the disease. I believe that the BTA's efforts in the 12 main overseas markets are, as the hon. Gentleman says, a properly targeted exercise. Gentleman asks about the need to extend aid such as rate relief beyond immediate farm businesses.