So this is just another example. Yes, great, Matariki—have the public holiday. That's all good. But at least give some consideration to balancing it out a bit. We have a number of public holidays that maybe have ceased to be relevant in terms of the culture and heritage and understanding of our society. My good friend and colleague Paul Goldsmith suggested in an earlier debate that maybe we consider looking at removing Labour Day. That's probably something that should at least be considered. I don't think this Government even considered it. In fact, what we know from the impact statement and speeches and contributions made at earlier stages of this legislation passing through the Parliament—we know that, actually, no consideration has been given by this Government to even thinking about rationalising the range of statutory public holidays in New Zealand. I think that's an opportunity lost and an opportunity missed.