I do also want to take issue—sorry, there was one other point, just on the prorating issue. No, I'll come back to that later. I'll touch on the other point raised by Mr Simpson, which is that COVID has in some way been used as an excuse for this piece of legislation, and again I certainly wouldn't characterise it in that way. COVID has been a very revealing period for New Zealand, and I think that any Government would be foolish if it didn't try and draw some lessons from the experience of a global pandemic: the strengths in our society that it highlights, but also some of the weaknesses and some of the things that we need to improve. For our Government, the experience of a global pandemic has brought to the fore the question of workers having adequate sick leave so that their health is taken care of when they simply need to stay at home to get better, and also the value of that in terms of not passing on bugs to others in the workplace.