But this piece of legislation—and actually, I guess, looking back on it, as Marja Lubeck said before me, it's been around for a long time. And I know for the ACT Party it's been something that they've worked on for a long time. In fact, it was 20 years ago in 2002, Rodney Hide yet again had pushed around opening up trading on public holidays on Christmas and Easter. And I actually remember back at that time him talking about going to—I think he said Singapore or somewhere and everything was open on Christmas Day and we're such a backward country, nothing's open. But I think that's part of the charm. And when I actually moved to New Plymouth in the year 2000, I was initially shocked actually because New Plymouth was pretty much shut down on Sundays, not for any religious reasons but I think because workers and families could get together and could actually have time together, which was a surprise to me. But then I realised the charm and beauty of it that families and people didn't have the expectation of working. And my concern with this piece of legislation is that there will be expectation for people to work. Like my previous two colleagues have said, there's 3½ days left in the calendar, let's keep it like that. Mr Speaker, I appreciate you listening to me this evening. Kia ora.