What we also know is that for the other public holidays—holidays like Waitangi Day, it's been a day of tension, actually. As we look back on the chequered history between the relationship between the Crown and Māori, some people have wanted us to just move on from all of that hurt and pain, but actually for a lot of people it's real and they use that day to actually mark that point in history. Anzac Day to our soldiers; Queen's birthday, not even on her birthday—not even on her birthday, but we celebrate it anyway, and again, New Zealanders love it; don't touch it. We also have Labour Day, and I heard the National Party member Scott Simpson talk about Labour Day. I'm a big fan of Labour Day. It's a good day and we should never touch that holiday—that's right. And also we've got regional holidays too, spread out all across the country. I've got my beef because we live in Rotorua and we hitch our wagon to the Auckland public holiday for some reason, so we just freeload off their one.