We on this side of the House, however, acknowledge that to be uplifting and to shine a light on the celebration that this piece of legislation seeks to establish, there actually needs to be something more. It is the something more that the Minister didn't speak about in her speech. The something more was that everybody likes a public holiday—everybody likes a public holiday. Who wouldn't? Who wouldn't like a public holiday? I think that public holidays are not a bad thing, but there is an old saying that is probably very apt in this discussion, and that is that just as with lunches, there being no such thing as a free lunch, there is no such thing as a free public holiday. 