Now, my colleague Jamie Strange spoke about Saturday trading commencing in, I believe, was it, 1980, and when I first came to New Zealand in 1989, I remember that most shops could not trade on Sundays. They were actually closed nine out of the 11 public holidays at the time. Now, of course, they can trade 51 out of 52 Sundays, and restricted shop trading applies to only 3.5 days in the year—that's all that there's left. My colleague Jamie Strange already mentioned those days, so I won't go over those again. Also, of course, some shops can open with some conditions attached if they have an area exemption or an Easter Sunday local policy.