But the problem is that the Ministers who stand up here and pass these laws and puff out their chests and say, "How wonderful we are, and what good people we are", they're not the ones who are paying the bill. It's the private businesses that have to pay for it. So the legislation is passed, and the Minister stands up there and says, "Aren't we wonderful, generous people, because we're going to give you an extra public holiday.", but somebody else has to pay for it, and, unfortunately, the reality is that collectively, all these additional costs are not insignificant. They make it more difficult for people to stay in a position to continue to employ other New Zealanders and to keep their businesses alive and competitive.