The question is: what should have been done—or what should be done? Well, one of the things that needs to be done is we need to confront a reality that is underlying this whole problem, and it is the simple fact that New Zealand claims First World status, and yet we, increasingly, do not have it. In the time this Labour Government's been in power, the gap between New Zealand's median wage and Australia's has grown $6,600 a year. Now, that's not the gap is $6,600; the gap has got $6,600 greater, just in five years. We're going to keep rubbing up against issues like this under urgency, trying to solve problems that no one's really had the courage to solve, because we want to be First World. We want to have care and support workers. We want to feel that everyone that needs care and support is going to be looked after at the highest possible First World standard, but increasingly, we can't afford it. The problem is that we haven't even had the ability to negotiate, even with the Government we currently have. 