This bill is needed to bring some consistency and common sense to the Easter trading laws. I do have some sympathy for those who will argue for the status quo, maybe because of religious beliefs or a belief that workers' rights might be affected. They will just want to leave things as they are. But things are broken and they need fixing. I think it's worth noting that 52 members of this 53rd Parliament took an affirmation when they took office; only 71 took an oath on the Bible. Times are changing. But more than two-thirds of councils have allowed Easter trading in their districts, and it's time for a serious debate about the issue. Hear the pros and cons from submitters and consult with the very people this affects. This is all about choice. We live in a democracy, and I believe businesses should be allowed to open if they want to and employees should be allowed to work if they want to. I look forward to the select committee process, and I'm proud to present this bill to the House. Thank you.