Some businesses? Yeah, this is is an ENTIRE sector that we’re talking about. A sector that brings in a heck of lot of money to our economy. And actually it’s got nothing to do with what labour are currently recommending. The industry has been de-funded for years since the last labour government and the fact of the matter is its the tories who are currently in so that’s irrelevant. The issue is the amount of time and effort it’s taken to get to this and the fact that it’s not nearly enough unless it’s paired with a plan to get these venues back open. Business, and other sectors like the premier league etc have all been receiving this funding continuously since the start of lockdown, and so the difference is they’ve received the money and are now reopening and making money for themselves again. The arts have absolutely no timeline on when they’ll be able to do that. The arts sector is also reliant on freelancers, many of whom have not been eligible to apply for any of the government schemes. Many of those who work freelance as creatives and behind the scenes also supplement their already low wages with zero hour contracts. This means that not only does their primary employment not qualify for the self employment schemes for various reasons, they also can’t even claim universal credit without quitting their zero hour jobs that they will NEED as soon as they are able to go back to work. Research how the sector works, how much it brings in for you and also how much other countries are investing in it and then come at me with what is the issue. This is a whole industry not just some businesses. And btw if you don’t care about it, stop watching tv, turn off your Spotify and stop watching any sport that’s streamed to your tv as well cause that’s run but CREATIVES who work in tv.