SARAH PALLETT (Labour—Ilam): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I rise to speak again on this bill. And I'm a little bit baffled. I'm experiencing a sense of complete confusion about the revisionist version of history that we've been subjected to over the past wee while from the National Party. The National Party is not the party whose only policy is to give tax cuts to the very wealthiest but they are the heroes of the working people. But let me remind you that the National Party in Government prevented workers from bringing pay equity claims until 30 June 2022. Under the original Act in 2017, section 8—please refer to it—"Existing claims extinguished and potential claims barred" is its title, which is a bit of a clue. The National Party, when in Government, dragged Kristine Bartlett, supported by E tū who brought the claim to court, all the way to the Supreme Court. They are not the heroes of the working people; although, if they are going to revise history and become so, I really anticipate eagerly their support of our fair pay agreement and increasing the minimum wage. Thank you, Madam Speaker.