I would caution the previous member that stood and talked just then, Denise Lee, when she said that the Prime Minister said nothing about pay equity. Well, let me read it for that particular member, because she obviously wasn't here at the time or maybe she was checking her Facebook or something like that. But what the Prime Minister said was we are committed to pay equity and lifting wages, particularly for our lowest-paid workers. Since we came to office, we've introduced the living wage for public servants, teacher aides, and school support staff. We've reached pay equity settlement agreements for around 5,000 mental health and addiction support workers, more than 1,300 Oranga Tamariki social workers, and 329 social workers for very young children in early childhood and primary schools. Our hard-working nurses also reached a settlement, delivering the biggest pay increases that nurses have seen in a decade. So I challenge that member. I challenge her to actually read the Prime Minister's statement before she stands and contributes to it.