MARK PATTERSON (NZ First): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It's my pleasure to rise to support this Support Workers (Pay Equity) Settlements Amendment Bill on behalf of New Zealand First during this second reading. We do note that it formalises the pay equity that expands upon or broadens the scope from the Terranova settlement bill that was before the House in 2017 and brings mental health and addiction services staff—and we know that this is an area that's getting increasing help and assistance and awareness, I think, of the absolute need out there for these services. So it is pleasing to see that those workers will, indeed, be included within this pay equity settlement, and, of course, the vocational disability workers at the Ministry of Social Development and Oranga Tamariki. As I said previously, it means the principal Act—the Care and Support Workers (Pay Equity) Settlement Act of 2017—has already seen, I understand, 5,000 workers from 1 August last year get a backdated pay, but also, on average, about $3 an hour and up to $5 an hour or $200 a week for some workers that had been more grossly undervalued in terms of their pay rates.