Just a brief history lesson, for the benefit of those here in the House and those watching at home, in terms of the restricted shop trading days. So currently, almost all shops must be closed under the Shop Trading Hours Act of 1990 on the following days: Christmas Day, which is a public holiday; Good Friday, also a public holiday; Anzac Day until 1 p.m. on 25 April, also a public holiday; and Easter Sunday, which is actually not a public holiday but they are closed on those times. And look, if I was to summarise why we have those current rules in place, I think there's an aspect around history, particularly linked to Anzac Day; it's a way of honouring those soldiers who have fought and died for the ANZACs—the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps. And aspects of a religious nature.