The other thing that I want to look at, though, is the issue of timing. I think that's where it's particularly challenging right now. I looked back at some of the comments that have been made around the announcement of this public holiday by Labour. Stuart Nash in particular last year, in the lead-up to the election, talked about the fact that it wouldn't be introduced—it was a Labour pledge—in 2021 because businesses were still recovering from COVID-19. So it could've been in place for July 2021, so we could have been celebrating it this year but the decision was to delay it until July 2022 so that businesses had time to adapt and to recover from COVID-19, and this is what Stuart Nash has said in an interview last year.