What this bill does is introduce another cup of sawdust into the engine that is the New Zealand economy and that is the hospitality industry and which—because, of course, those businesses will still remain open on this day. This isn't necessarily going to be a day when everybody packs up the car in the middle of winter and decides to go off on a three-day or one-day holiday to visit family in other regions, in the middle of winter, when the days are extremely short and the nights are long and the weather's typically pretty poor. Actually, those businesses are going to continue operating. All it's going to be is they're going to have to pay their staff extra over salary or wages for the pleasure of operating on a day that the Minister in this Government designates as Matariki, and they're going to have to give them a day in lieu, and all of that is going to add to the cost of business that is sawdust in the engine of the New Zealand economy.