So the aged-care sector, as my colleague the Hon Michael Woodhouse has said, is just on its knees at the moment. We have had managers in a state of absolute raw emotion telling us how bad the aged-care sector is. We know that across the country, 700 beds have been closed over the last few months; 180 in our own area, Otago-Southland alone, have been closed. So these workers in these aged-care facilities and supporting people in their homes—that probably should be in the aged-care facilities, but there aren't beds for them—are absolutely critical. To have left them like this and offered them that 4.6 percent increase, well below what would be inflation—so that's 4.6 percent over 18 months; only just over 3 percent over a year—is to have left our aged-care sector on its knees. They can't get nurses, they rely on these care workers and they are left to this Government not getting the legislation sorted, not getting their wage agreements sorted—it's just unbelievable.