Now, Marja Lubeck then went on to talk about sick leave entitlements being low. I don't think that's the case, and the so-called culture of "soldier on" is not evidenced by the data. Indeed, I would be very interested in seeing the 2020 data, and I encourage the Minister to look into that when it's available, because last year illness fell off a cliff. We were all worried about a pandemic. That is true. But when normally 400 people a year die of seasonal influenza—more than 400—and thousands are hospitalised, the death toll last year from seasonal influenza was zero. So we had a cold and flu season that was completely wiped out virtually by the fact that we started at home, we didn't import influenza—because we were keeping COVID out we actually kept seasonal influenza out. And one would imagine that as a consequence of that, the total number of days taken, time lost, through illness last year should have dropped as well, quite significantly. So it will be interesting to see, particularly given our productivity went down—we actually worked at work fewer days—whether or not the case for change, the case for this legislation has been made. 