I also recall, just a couple of weeks ago, visiting the Salvation Army near my electorate office, where the lovely team there talked about the impacts of COVID on people's wellbeing, and that sense of pressure, acute pressure, that they were under, which meant that one problem led to another problem, led to another problem. Sometimes there were addiction issues. Sometimes there was a need for food bank. And what they found was that as soon as they were connected to people, that they had active time to be connected, that wellbeing radar shifted. It is worthwhile protecting those 3½ days when people can actively reconnect, where there is no pressure, overt or otherwise, for people to compromise their family lives, their wellbeing, for work. I do not support this bill this evening.