What I heard over there is the same sort of rubbish we've been hearing from the National Party for generations. We hear a lot of lip-service, because, of course, they will want to go to their local early childhood centres in their electorates and pose for pictures and post them on Facebook. So we hear a lot of lip-service, but what we don't hear, actually, is a commitment to pay parity. What we don't hear is an acknowledgment that if we're going to get there, we actually need to do something about it, rather than just stand there like they did when they were in Government for nine years and say, "We value early childhood education."—then, when the discussion came to actually doing something about it, what did they do? Nothing. Did it achieve anything? Nothing. And they can get as angry as they like, but the facts stack up. And even the claims in the previous speech don't stack up. They ignore the fact that there was $170 million over four years in the 2021 Budget, building on the $150 million that was in the Budget before, and they use the age-old scare tactics of "The Minister is aligned to the unions." Hello, we're the Labour Party. Everybody knows that we're aligned to the unions, because we are the party that lifts wages and improves conditions.