We heard the submissions, and we heard the concern that was being outlined. The obvious point that was being made by the sector was that if the Minister was genuinely focused on ensuring pay parity in the sector, he has the tools available to him to do that, and that is through the processes available to him right now in the way that there is an attestation by the providers about what they have done. So that process is available now, and the Minister could have availed himself of it. But, instead, he's trying to rush through this legislation in an extremely truncated time.