What we do know is that the regulatory impact statement has calculated that something close to half a billion dollars will be the net dollar cost. Now, in the great scheme of things, half a billion dollars on a day's public holiday may not seem much to the Government. It certainly doesn't seem much to the finance Minister, Grant Robertson. He's used to spending much larger amounts of money than that, and he's addicted to it. He just keeps doing it. But what I'm saying to members of the Government and to anyone that is listening this afternoon is that I think our Government needs to be more careful, more prudent, and more assiduous in terms of deciding how it is that hard-working taxpayers' finances and money is spent. This is a laudable, good example of a public holiday—don't have any problem with that at all—but at least some consideration should have been given to a debate, a conversation, consideration of a rationalisation of the number of public statutory holidays we have.