Hon MICHAEL WOOD: From time to time, I have disagreed with the advice that has been provided by Treasury. What I do agree with is the advice and views that I receive, for example, from real Kiwi workers, people like the cleaners who come into our offices here at Parliament every night, who note that in order to try and live a decent life and pay the bills, they often have to string two to three different jobs together. That is a legacy of the deregulation of the labour market that occurred in the late 1990s. I know that they were halcyon days for the member and those people that he idolises, but on this side of the House and across most of New Zealand, we have moved on and we want a decent labour market to support those workers.