center. Morning everybody it's lovely to see so many people and great that we're able to have a positive conversation about things actually reopening so it's great to finally be seeing some movement, as Anna said, I suppose, teachers, the minister particularly wanted to get to users reopen to that start is with us was reopening them as a workspace earlier. Last month, and we appreciate you all being closed, are not able to attend workspaces for a very long time and that that's very frustrating and we're hoping over the coming months that we'll be able to increase capacities as time goes on. Suppose we're starting very cautiously, which, you know, I think is necessary to kind of do a proof of concept and make sure that things are working as they should do so for June. It's obviously 50 people is the maximum number that will be allowed inside the theater. And I suppose that's an exemption because there aren't apart from theaters and cinemas there's no other indoor events allowed during June through July before other events. Other areas could open up for indoor events with 50 people outdoors, obviously, you know there's a greater number so it's 100 outdoors or 204 venues that can hold people of over 5000 people that have that kind of capacity, and in terms of guidance and I suppose, Peter proud to be talking about this demeanors this the theatre forum guidance applies, but in general, suppose for those 50 people, it's, it's on the basis of two major social distancing indoors, and you can do ticketing and pods of up to six people six adults. And, yeah, so I suppose it's two meters between each of those pods, is, is the idea. And, and I think what we're looking at then is we keep assessing and reviewing as the weeks go on with a view to increasing those numbers over the summer, particularly in August and September, so we don't have we don't have numbers yet, what we will do is we'll see how it goes. We have the pilot events which are starting tomorrow actually with the IV gardens, the concert hall. James Vincent McMorrow and circle Richardson will have another, there's an event in the console in UL in the towards the end of the month in Killarney in the IBC, and we'd also hope to have an outdoor music festival with around three and a half 1000 people towards the end of June as well. The idea of all of those is really to test the guidance documents that are in place to review and see are there any lessons that we can learn in advance of a wider reopening and as we increase capacities. So, you know, with yourselves, I don't know piece would there be some kind of feedback process push, you know as you open up and as you look at bringing people back in, you know, it'd be very useful to find out what your experience is, and how your audience are actually finding being back inside buildings and what the reaction to that is, and again, I suppose. One thing to note, I know some many teachers will have their hospitality options or dining options, and that can't be done indoors that's there isn't an exemption for that so that's subject to the same rules as the outdoor dining for you know, bars and restaurants so it's outdoor only, and that will be subject to the forge art and guidance, which you can find on the bar chart of websites. So it's slightly different because that's there is a one major social distancing allowed for tables outside when you're doing hospitality and but it more in general I suppose we'll just say that there was some activity back in the sector and we're looking forward to seeing what happens over the course of the summer, I just don't married, did you have anything Mary Nash, it's also the department's you went, do you want to add there.