Mr Goldsmith spoke about the impact on small businesses, and this has been a very tough time for small businesses right across New Zealand, particularly those in the hospitality and the tourism sector. They will be welcoming the fact that New Zealanders, in June this year, will be able to go out—and, as my colleague Kelvin Davis said, "No one drinks coffee on a holiday, do they?" They go out and they go to cafes. They travel around New Zealand, they visit their friends and their whānau, and they spend their money with those hospitality and tourism operators. But the National Party's solution here—the National Party solutions that they put forward during the debate on this bill—was to get rid of Labour weekend; was to take Labour weekend off New Zealanders. And I want to make sure that all New Zealanders know that the National Party put up an amendment during the committee stage of this bill to get rid of Labour weekend, to take Labour Day off New Zealanders. That's the approach—