ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): First of all, I just acknowledge the Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage for responding to that. I'm glad that she spoke about the issue of cost. So, she was saying there the cost is up to about $450 million per annum for holding this holiday, which is now specified as being on Fridays. I can accept the proposition that Matariki's very important, and, as a party, we all agree that Matariki should be celebrated in New Zealand. But the issue with the cost is where does the cost lie? The Government seems very generous in terms of wanting to impose that cost burden on small business owners, and that is who's going to have to pay the check—who is, ultimately, going to have to write out the check for the $450 million. And so my issue—and this is the biggest issue that National has with this bill—is that if it was the Government paying and the Government wants be generous, that's fine—and I see the Hon Stuart Nash sitting there, as economic development Minister—