That's what we're going to have. This perhaps should be renamed the "Scrooge Bill", because it will put us back in the Dickensian position of having one day a year in which people can guarantee that they will have a day with their families without the pressure of work. Because for all the fine rhetoric coming from the ACT Party as to the freedom to work, what we're really talking about is people of extreme vulnerability—people like my colleague Ms Walters was describing, but also, going back over 150 years, the people that Mr Charles Dickens was discussing when he made this story about a clerk with a family to support, who felt almost unable to take that one day a year, who was begrudged it, who was only given it out of a strong sense of custom. 