On this side of the House, we're also very much aware of the need to have that balance, with the need to actually be able to have that enjoyment of a country that has a balance between respect and understanding of culture—and, as I say, the time has come for a holiday like this—but, on the other side, we also need to make sure that we have the ability as a country to actually progress and be able to have a system that enables us to actually, basically, fund the country going forward. So there is that quid pro quo, you could say, of "Do we take another day away?" so that we actually can get the direction that I think that last speaker spoke of. And that's the point that many National speakers have been making today: that there is a cost with any additional holiday, and that cost, at a time when there is high inflation and other issues, is a cost which is upon New Zealanders.