When we hear from the Opposition their concern around the impact of this on employers, I would again say that losing good staff because they're not able to care for their families or their own health is a greater cost than an additional five days a year maximum, for that minimum of sick leave, and that we have a problem with presenteeism, which is people turning up to work sick and actually being compromised in their work and not being as productive as they could be. We all know that feeling, in this House, of turning up when we're actually sick and struggling to make decisions and get our words out. In some workplaces, that's actually a risky thing, not just the transmission of disease to others but also impaired decision making puts your colleagues and yourself at risk. So this is an incredibly important conversation for us as a country, and the Greens are very pleased to be seeing this. 