I want to respond to a previous speaker, Scott Simpson, who made some comments around supermarkets. I'm actually going to set the record straight around supermarkets. We have two large supermarket chains in this country, one of which is Countdown, and to the best of my knowledge, they still pay eight days of sick leave a year. The previous speaker made some very good points about an even playing field, because the other large chain, Foodstuffs, who own Pak 'N Save and New World supermarkets through individual owners, they don't—most of them, unless they have a collective agreement—pay more than five days' sick leave. I've spent many, many hours attempting to negotiate for more sick leave at Pak 'N Save in Richmond, in my electorate of Nelson. What I can say is the owners of those supermarkets are incredibly wealthy multimillionaires, and what I can say on that is that Countdown supermarkets have come to us on many, many occasions asking us to even that playing field, because, actually, supermarkets should be competing on quality of product, on customer service, not on a race to the bottom over wages and conditions that actually lead to poorer outcomes for workers.