As I said, I wasn't on the committee, but I understand there were 13 submissions. I've had a look at them, and in particular I'd like to point out the submissions from the Public Service Association and E tū proposing that the definitions of "employer" in that principal Act should be amended to account for individualised funding arrangements—so people who receive their own direct funding from the Ministry of Health to employ a mental health support worker or addiction support worker. So while people in this arrangement, mental health and addiction support workers and their clients, are covered by the settlement agreement, the committee wanted to make sure that this was reflected in the Act. The Ministry of Health's advice in their departmental report was that the definition of an employer should not be amended in the Act. In practice, people currently receiving individualised funding for a care and support worker are required as a condition of that funding to pay the rates consistent with those in the settlement Act. 