VANUSHI WALTERS (Labour—Upper Harbour): Thank you, Mr Speaker, for the opportunity to take a call in relation to this bill this evening. Like some of my colleagues, I'll just start by congratulating Chris Baillie for having his bill pulled from the tin, that's not something that I have had the excitement to have happen to me as yet, but I do congratulate the member. But, as others have on this side of the House have spoken to this evening, it's not a bill that I will be supporting this evening. It's a bill, of course, that seeks to remove restrictions on trading and selling of alcohol on Good Friday and Easter Sunday. A number of my colleagues have spoken about the fact that really what we're trying to protect here is wellbeing. There are only 3½ days when people are not expected to sit in to many of the roles that they hold for the rest of the year. It is a very slim line, but it is so powerful for families and for individuals.