I want to just take a minute to finish in talking about the workplace relations scenario that confronts us. Small businesses, in particular, in New Zealand are being bashed relentlessly by this Government, who insists on inflicting more and more costs upon them. This Government seems to have a view that businesses can have an infinite capacity to absorb cost. Well, the sad news is that they don't. So an extra week's sick leave, an extra public holiday, fair-pay agreements—these sorts of things that are driven largely by the agenda of the trade union movement and that now appear to be on the work programme of this current Government all add cost. None of it adds to productivity, and these small businesses, rather than taking on new staff, are at risk of putting staff off because they can only adjust their costs if they have to. 