I'm very happy to be back in the House for the second reading of this important piece of legislation. It's an important part of the Government's programme of delivery to ensure fairness for working people and to deal with an important public health issue. It sits with a range of other initiatives that the Government has progressed in its first six months in office this term to ensure that working people do have a fair go. We've increased the minimum wage to $20 per hour, brought security guards into the protections of Part 6A of the Employment Relations Act, ensured that seafarer welfare centres are properly funded, and we've taken action on longstanding problems with the Holidays Act by accepting the recommendations of the independent task force. And this piece of legislation, which increases the statutory minimum for sick leave from five days per annum to 10 days per annum, is an important part of that programme of delivery, and I'm pleased that we've been able to move on it so early on in the term.