Hon MICHAEL WOOD: As I was saying, I think it's all very well for a member of this House on a salary of around about $180,000 to feel that New Zealand's labour market meets all of their needs. It's a little bit different for someone who might be a cleaner earning $40,000 a year on the minimum wage, raising a family in one of our major cities, with significant job insecurity. On this side of the House, we do believe in backing Kiwi workers. We do believe that it is time to end the 1980s, 1990s deregulated labour model that has led to significant inequality in our country, and that is one of the differences between this side of the House and that one.