Whilst we're waiting for that response, I add another question to the mix. Well, in fact, it's a statement, Minister. Earlier you said in this Chamber that there weren't any submissions put to the Māori Affairs Committee from the business sector and from the business community. I correct the Minister in relation to that, because it was reported, at page 3—I beg your pardon, page 12—of the Māori Affairs Committee report back to the House, discussing that "Some submitters expressed concern about the costs an additional public holiday might present to businesses that are already facing an increased minimum wage, additional sick leave, and ongoing effects of COVID-19." So I think it's important that there is accurate factual information that the public are predisposed to, rather than a certain view that comes from the Government in maintaining and supporting this as a public holiday, which the National Party does not oppose the principle of, but we do query and question the implications in the imposition on our business communities.