This bill is, of course, about delivering on our commitment to increase statutory sick leave from five days to 10 days. As we have heard from the Minister, that is a promise kept. By increasing sick leave to 10 days, what we are doing is we are supporting our workers and we are giving more flexibility to working families. Not only that, as we've heard all the way through the debate, but it is something that the Opposition has closed their ears to—but when staff stay at home when they are sick, this will benefit businesses. We heard it time and time again: workers that stay at home when they are sick don't spread their bugs and don't make the rest of the workforce sick. Hence, people are more productive and, not only that, but happier and healthy in the workforce, and that carries a cost.