SIMON COURT (ACT): ACT supports the working class. We support carer support workers to get a decent wage. What we don't support is a Government majority—the Labour Government, the Labour Party—legislating wage rates in the House and embedding them in statute. That's the kind of thing that third-world, tin-pot democracies that we regard ourselves as being far ahead of—that's the kind of thing that goes on in countries that New Zealand would say, "We never want to be like them." In fact, we don't want to be like countries that don't live up to our standard of democracy, potentially like Fiji when they had a coup. We'd ostracised them for a decade.