I would love us to be able to double or triple the number of public holidays we have in New Zealand so people could take more time with their families to do whatever it is that they choose to do. But we are not a wealthy country—we are not a rich country—and we need to back Kiwis to be able to back themselves to work hard. This will impose costs on businesses large and small. The large ones will bear the costs—they'll pass it on to the consumers, who already are finding it hard to pay their bills. The small ones who are struggling as a result of the cost burden the Government has placed upon them, and the small ones that are struggling because of the significant cost and impact that COVID has had upon them, are not being done a service today; they are being done an injustice—not because they don't deserve to celebrate Matariki; they do, just as National does, but there is a consequence to every decision we make, and the consequence of this is that, actually, for many New Zealanders, they no longer get to think about the importance of Matariki; they have to think about how it is they will survive.