RICARDO MENÉNDEZ MARCH (Green) (remote): Thank you. I'm acknowledging that, because this is in urgency, we haven't had the time to go through a proper select committee process to maybe unpack some of those broader implications of the bill or the process that the bill has gone through, so I'm keen to understand why are we having this in urgency. We've had five years to, basically, address this and put forward some updated figures. I hear the Minister of Health mention that he's not supportive of the tabled amendment by Jan Logie, but, I mean, the tabled amendment does reflect the aspirations of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation and the Public Service Association too. I guess I'm keen to understand, in the process leading up to this bill being introduced under urgency, what consultation you had with those unions in terms of ensuring that what is being put forward represents the needs of those workers and the aspirations of the union movement as well. I mean, the way I see it is cooperation agreement partners don't let their friends be out of line with what the working class is asking for. So I'm keen to understand in terms of the rationale for leaving this until last minute and then having an urgency process, and, if you wouldn't mind explaining, why the rates that the union movement is calling for is not what you are supporting.