But what we have seen over the last four years, and certainly since the election is changes that come very quickly through this House, often through urgency, without appropriate time in committee that add cost to businesses. So on the one hand, we've got significant costs coming down when businesses are doing it hard: a doubling of the sick leave. Nobody in this House would argue that if somebody's not well they shouldn't be looked after, but when you double sick leave you're imposing costs directly upon small businesses that are already finding it hard to pay the bills. An extra holiday that they must meet the cost of and the fair pay agreements that are going to be anything but fair.