I reflected yesterday in the debate that we are beginning to build up evidence on record that over the course of the year, many workplaces have had reduced sick leave need because people have been staying at home. It's very simple: this is about looking after the worker who is sick and their workmates, and, more broadly, this is also about the public health interest. In an era in which we are acutely aware of how communicable diseases can spread, it is surely more important than ever that we move past that old-time culture of just toughing it out, because if we continue with that, then we put ourselves at risk, not just at the workplace level but at the level of our communities and our society, of the spread of illnesses like COVID and other illnesses. We cannot possibly want that. The long-term implications of that not just for individuals and community and their wellbeing but for our economy are profound. So this is so important that people do have the right to adequate sick leave. 