So we're not prepared to be party to just these incessant additional costs on to the people, the New Zealanders, who are running the small businesses up and down this country, who have been through the absolute mill through COVID over the last couple of years, struggling to stay alive, stay in business, many of them—and particularly in the hospitality and tourism sector. They look at this, and they say, "Well, heck, yet one more opportunity"—yet one more opportunity—"to add costs to the business." And the Minister sort of implies that there's nothing much involved here. The regulatory impact statement thinks that the cost will be somewhere around $443 million annually. Well, fiddlesticks, I suppose, in the big scheme of things, for this Government. I mean, who cares, $440-odd million—not a big deal—and why is that? Because it's just another day of production taken out, and then there's additional wage payments and loss of income. 