We heard from the Opposition today the really very clear consequences for employers of this—and I'll get to that if I get time, unpicking some of their perceptions of that—but what they didn't mention was the consequence for the working people of not having enough sick leave. It's either you go to work sick and work ineffectively, because you're either working through that fog or not able to concentrate properly—potentially putting yourself or others at risk from injury or sickness through spreading the disease—or you stay home, don't have the income, and struggle to pay your bills. Or, as we heard from some people of what they've had to do, particularly if their children had repeated illness, you leave that job to put your children first. We all end up paying for that, but most of all that family ends up paying. I would also argue the employer loses out.