The Minister has referenced in previous speeches on this topic the Southern Cross and Business New Zealand report, the latest of which was in 2018, which demonstrated that, I think, there were 7.4 million days of time lost through illness in New Zealand in 2018, and that that constituted on average per full-time worker equivalent, I think, of 4.7 days per year. Now, the Minister has also said that half of our workforce actually already have 10 days, and so at a macro level there is an entitlement on average of 7.5 days per year. If workers are on average taking 4.7 days a year, it seems at least on the face of it that the case for change hasn't been made. 