But basically, I think there's only a few days in our calendar, there's really only a few days left where we're focused on spending time with families and not putting pressure on people to go out to work. Now it used to be, and as I said before, the Judeo-Christian values used to be Sunday didn't work because that was church, that was the Sabbath, as you would often term that. And so every Sunday people wouldn't work unless you were in the emergency services or other aspects where you certainly had to. That's gone. Saturday trading obviously went before that. What we have left is Christmas Day, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. So there's a religious aspect to that. There's only a few days left and we have to be very, very careful with these days. We lose that and, I think, personally, I think we'll lose one of the key foundations of our country. So that's from a religious aspect. And then in terms of the workers' aspect, and as I mentioned, others will sort of touch on that a little bit more.