IBRAHIM OMER: It's under way, it's happening; we're vaccinating people, and you know that, Mr Simpson. I had just spoken to one of those security guards who works at the Naenae MSD. His name is Robert Duston; we call him "Dusty". Me and Dusty worked together. I was his union organiser, his advocate. Dusty and his colleagues came to this very House and they shared their stories. They spoke about their struggle on low wages, and they spoke about their families. One of the people they spoke to was our finance Minister, the Hon Grant Robertson. I was in that meeting, and Grant told Dusty and his colleagues that "We are doing everything we can, and we will deliver you the living wage." Dusty is one of many, many people in this country who struggle on low wages. Today, this Government has listened and it has delivered. Dusty and his colleagues are now getting paid the living wage. Dusty and his colleagues, after what happened, after the tragic and sad incident in Ashburton, they put their lives on the line every day, shielding our hard-working MSD staff. They get a lot of abuse on minimum wage. Now this Government have decided to honour them, have decided to pay them what they deserve.