This is not a new problem. Bands, all kinds of entertainers come to New Zealand, and they play shows at Easter. They play multiple-day shows sometimes. If you were a touring band—you'd been all around the world and came to New Zealand—and you played a show on, say, a Saturday night, and you decided you were going to go out on the Sunday and you found that you couldn't have a beer if you got there an hour before lunch, you'd think, "What kind of country is this?" Well, there was a band that had an experience like this. Not in New Zealand, but in the UK, a long, long time ago, before they liberalised their trading laws. That was The Ramones, one of the best punk rock bands of all time. In fact, they wrote a song about it. It's called "I Want to Be Sedated". It was so boring when they woke up in England on Christmas Day, they sang, "24 hours to go, everything's closed, I want to be sedated." That's how New Zealand businesses feel. That's how Chris Baillie of The Honest Lawyer feels when he hears Labour and Green MPs telling him he's not allowed to give people a beer unless they have salad with their chips. A lot of us just want to be sedated.