You know, employers I've always regarded as good people. They assemble investment, ideas and products, and customers together to create, for people, jobs. You might think that's something that a Government would encourage; yet this Government treats employers like a cash cow for carrying out the social policies they fantasised about as student politicians. Minimum wage increases beyond productivity growth are only going to destroy jobs. Five more days of sick leave for no obvious policy reason other than to reward people who might vote for the Government at the expense of people I suspect they cynically think won't. A new public holiday for purely political reasons. [Interruption] As a young man who runs a very successful ice cream shop in Christchurch—Duncan Webb will be interested to know—recently said to me, "The cost of those policies will be $150,000 to $200,000 for our business." That man said to the Prime Minister herself, would she like to have him employ fewer people or raise prices, sell less, and employ fewer people? That's the reality for these businesses.