We've all heard the speakers from the other side saying how wonderfully important these workers are, how it's mainly women, how it's mainly Māori women, they are so incredibly important. Well, not very important, if they're being offered 4.6 percent over 18 months, not very important at all. Not important enough to match the inflation rate for them. So hollow words from the other side. They have no opportunity, as they would have in a normal negotiation of a settlement, to say, "We're worth more than this. We're looking after these people that need to be looked after. We're going to be going backwards because you're offering us less than inflation." No opportunity whatsoever for those workers that you purport to represent as a Labour Government. So they are sitting out there, waiting for legislation to give them a settlement that they just have to accept, that comes nowhere near what I'm sure they would be wanting to ask for.