The reality is there is no business without workers—there is no business without workers. And the Labour Party has always stood for the rights of workers. That is the fundamental aspect that we stand on as the Labour Party. Now, if the member had brought a bill to the House where it was that shops that were already open and already trading and then they added in the alcohol, well that might have received a different response, but the aspect around shops that are now currently closed being allowed to open, that's very different. Because what that means is those workers, instead of having those statutory days off, that time with their family, they will be working. They will be working in that time. As I said before, there's only a few precious days— in fact we're only talking about two days in this bill, but I'd add it to three with Christmas Day. We're only talking about three precious days. Let's not lose these days, let's hold on to what we have as a country. Let's hold on to the values, the history we have as a country, and let's support and protect our workers as we do that. 