CHRIS BAILLIE (ACT): I rise on behalf of the ACT Party in opposition to this bill for a number of reasons. Mainly, the ACT Party believes employers aren't bad and they deserve a break. This new legislation comes on top of a hugely difficult year for business, where employers feel set upon by this Government: minimum wage increase at the start of the lockdown, a new stat holiday. Next we'll be giving people time off to attend Peachy—oh, we're already doing that! Employers just don't know what's coming next, but they know it will keep on coming, as we have a Minister who just doesn't get business, a Minister who said in 2017 that minimum wage increases will only happen if conditions permitted—a one-in-100-year pandemic is obviously not enough!—and the same Minister who said the increased sick leave would "add a little bit of cost" to business. Sick leave in 2018 cost businesses $1.7 billion. Just a little bit of cost!