It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Hosie. I congratulate the hon. Member for Brighton, Kemptown on securing today's important debate. The Minister recognises the huge disruptions that the covid-19 pandemic has caused to people's lives and acknowledges the cultural, economic, and wellbeing contributions of the night-time economy. He highlights the gradual steps taken in the Prime Minister's road map to reopen the sector safely, driven by data rather than dates. The Government aims to restore public confidence and kick-start recovery for the industry while ensuring that the decision will be made based on caseload, case rates, vaccination effects, hospitalisations, and NHS pressure. He addresses staffing shortages due to furlough preferences, worker departures, and job changes. On financial support, he discusses the challenges of balancing tenants' needs with landlords' rights during rent moratorium negotiations. The Minister emphasizes ongoing work on a hospitality strategy focusing on reopening, recovery, resilience, skills development, and sustainability. He assures continued cautious approach to restrictions until full capacity can be safely achieved by 21 June, depending on data reviews.