As many speakers have noted, there is a history of this bill, and it's a history that, I think, resembles a really long and hard-earned win by workers and, particularly, Kristine Bartlett, who secured a really important win via the Support Workers (Pay Equity) Settlements Act in 2017. She ended up lodging an application with the Employment Relations Authority against the National-led Government when she wasn't receiving equal pay per the Equal Pay Act of 1972. And this was a long fight. Basically, after a lot of back and forth, and court action, and it did end up delivering $2 billion worth of wage rises. I think it's been interesting watching and hearing the National Party members trash the Labour Party for not reflecting their working-class values. I want to just remind the National Party members that they themselves put up many hurdles at the time for the workers fighting for these livable wages.