Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Mr Chair. I appreciate the Minister's informing the committee of the sum of $327.8 million being the envelope to give effect to this legislation. By my calculations—and, indeed, they are very rough, back-of-the-envelope calculations—that constitutes about 16 percent of the $2.05 billion that was the original funding envelope which increased care and support workers—at that time, the 55,000 of them—by an average of 21 percent over the five year period between 2017 and 2022. We're now dealing with 61,000 care and support workers, and it just seems to me that the $328 million - odd isn't going to be enough to fund what is essentially a 4.6 percent increase for those 61,000 workers. 