We also weren't supporting the provision in the bill—and sought to amend it—that will reduce the number of unused days that can be carried over. At the moment, you can carry over 15 days, and this bill reduces that to 10 days. It keeps the maximum total the same, but it reduces what people can carry over in real terms, and we didn't see the need for that trade-off. If somebody hasn't been using their leave, it's pretty clear that they're not going to be ripping anybody off. Sometimes, though, when somebody has accrued that much, it means they've been there for a while, and if they experience a really serious illness, having that up their sleeve for them or their family can make all of the difference in keeping somebody in unemployment and regaining their health unhindered by the additional stress of financial worries, which can have a real impact on people's healing from sickness. 