ANDREW BAYLY: And tourism. If the Government wants to fund tourism activities, it should do so directly. What it's doing is requiring business owners to write a cheque out of their business account to pay for a public holiday. So the issue still remains: $450 million is a substantial amount that small business owners have to incur because the Government chooses to make an additional public holiday, as opposed to saying, "Look, we will keep the number of public holidays at 11, not extend it to 12." That is the central issue.