I do not think that the Opposition parties have given this bill the serious debate that it deserves. It will be a shame and a blot on this House when people come to read the Hansard of the debate around this. When we look at the Hansard around the establishment of Anzac Day, I may not agree with everything that was said in those debates, but I read those speeches and respect them for the thought that had gone into them. When I read the speeches around the establishment of Waitangi Day, or New Zealand Day, as it was called—the debates in 1973—again, I do not agree with everything that was said in those debates, but I do not see people not taking it seriously and not giving it the due regard that it requires. Lifting the debate after whether or not we are going to steal Labour Day and whether or not we would rather name the day after an 18th century astronomer is not befitting of our nation.