Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: As the Minister for the Public Service just noted in his last question, when we're talking particularly about teachers, nurses, police officers, and so on, many of them will be receiving increased wages over the next few years as a result of the steps that they will take on their pay grades. In terms of the first part of the member's question, I like her support for the idea that it is the lowest-paid people that we need to be lifting the wages of. If we want to reduce inequality, and we are in the environment that we're in, with the balance that we have to strike, we are focusing on the lowest-paid earners. If, indeed, we are suppressing wages for anybody, it is for those earning more than $100,000.