As a father of two young boys, both at primary school, I enjoy, along with my wife, the much involvement that they have with this holiday at their school and the other celebrations that we have in our local community of the North Shore around this day. So I want to make it very clear that the concept of Matariki as a public holiday is a concept that we support. However, the challenge that we have, and we are opposing this bill, is for the reason that the party of this Government on that side of the House has not been able to tell us what they will do or take away instead of this. The simple reason is because New Zealand has been, and is currently, going through a significant economic shock as a result of COVID-19. And if you separate the concept that we should have a public holiday for Matariki, which I said the National Party supports, the conversation then leads to how do we effect that change? And the challenge that we have put on the table is the cost of this public holiday, to the economy and to businesses in New Zealand, is in the region of just under half a billion dollars at a time when our economy is under significant pressure.