I would say that for myself and quite a few of my colleagues, it's not on religious grounds, and, personally, I would love to see this bill renamed so that it wasn't locking one religious belief into our systems. But, for me, it's fundamentally about the sense of what we value as a country and what makes us happy. In reality—and all of the research tells us this—it's not consumption and it's not alcohol. It is family and friends and nature and connection. We need more opportunities to go back to those values, and this bill is taking it in exactly the wrong way. It's just saying that, actually, the 3½ days a year that we have as a country to be able to have a high chance of being able to get together with other people we care about at the same time is too much—too much. Three and a half days in a year—too much. 