It's very easy for Ministers, like I say, to come in, puff out their chests, and say, "Aren't we fine? Here's another holiday. Isn't this great, aren't we special, aren't we lovely people?" and expect other New Zealanders—the business owners particularly—to pay for it without any consequences. And our simple point is: yes, let's celebrate Matariki; yes, we agree with that; it's a good idea, and it is appropriate for New Zealanders to reflect on Te Ao Māori, celebrate this and talk about it—we agree with it. But let's just, at this difficult time, consider replacing one of the current public holidays so that we're not adding additional pressure on our small businesses and our economy at a difficult time for the country. And, I think, actually, most New Zealanders, on reflection, would consider that a reasonable course of events.