The mainstay of all societies is not the State; it is the family unit, and it is the individual and the family that they exist within. Thus, the responsibility for the care of those individuals does lay first and foremost with those family members, and this is true for all our communities in this country, whether you've been here a thousand years or have just come last year. This is what we do—we look after our own. But from time to time, that burden on families can be heavy indeed, and so families will look to the wider community, their wider family, to a care provider for support, and that also includes the Government. As a country, we stand very proud in our compassion and care for others, and particularly also when they are not even related to us. 