And so it really is important. I know there's been somewhat glib comments made about being the champions of the workers, but I hope there isn't anyone in this House that isn't the champion of our care workers in this country. They do a marvellous job under really trying circumstances. So I guess that's where I have some real concerns at how disrespectful this process has been to them. The process has been disrespectful—the fact that they have not had any say in the process, they have been given or imposed a settlement of 4.6 percent and we've all canvassed how that is well below the inflation rate. So these workers that we've acknowledged are at the lower end of the pay rates, they have been given less than inflation rates, and that has got to be a concern. I am at a loss as to why a Labour Government would do that to these workers when the hard work was done back in 2017 by the National Government, when the large amount, the $2 billion, was put in to get that pay equity.