As I move towards closing my comments this evening, I return to that broader vision that we have for workplaces in New Zealand—that is, workplaces in which we have fairness, safety, and productivity and in which those things rest upon one another and reinforce one another. The Government has a much broader agenda that I am very proud of and that we will be making progress on over the course of this term. We've announced fair pay agreements recently. We'll be moving forward with making sure we have an adequate health and safety system to keep people safe in the workplace. But this reform early on in our term speaks to those values. It speaks to valuing people, making sure that they have the dignity to be well in their own lives. It speaks to looking after other people in the workplace. It speaks to the broader benefits of making sure that illness doesn't spread, reducing productivity and causing carnage, potentially, across our communities and our societies.