I think the reason we put in a tabled amendment to lift those wages of support workers was effectively to recognise that we needed to maintain the value of the 2017 settlement while pay equity is negotiated, as it was based on the same calculations that were used to establish the rates in 2017. This would have basically seen an increase of around $7 instead of what we're seeing, which is around 70c. I think if we're all going to be speaking about the amazing value and the contributions that care and support workers make, I would have liked to see parties across the House support this tabled amendment, which by the way—and this particularly goes to my Labour colleagues—this is the approach that has been endorsed by unions such as the Public Service Association, E tū, and New Zealand Nurses Organisation members and representatives. 