To speak back to some of the points around this Budget, and there's been quite a bit of discussion around the Government's fiscal responsibility, I do think it is fair to say in this Budget that the Government has been balancing a sense of "fiscal responsibility"—is the phrase that's usually used—with responding to the absolute decay of a lot of our core public infrastructure and the need in our community. We've seen our nurses, who have been looking after us so, so incredibly well over the last decades, up against short staffing, people leaving—same with our midwives and many home-care workers—because their work hasn't been being properly valued, and there aren't enough people doing the work because of that. It's a compounding situation. Government is using pay parity to address that. Pay parity is just, actually, removing acknowledged discrimination, and that will help, I hope, keep people in the sector, but it is not the core of the discussion in those negotiations. 