This is just, I think, one more example of this Government following through on the promises that we made in the run-up to the last election. One of the first decisions that was made was to extend the settlement to mental health and addiction workers. I think in that moment, during COVID-19, when we were all in lockdown level 4, it became very clear that there are a number of essential workers who do the mahi that enables the very basics of our society to survive and thrive, and many of them are not highly paid. If we want—and I think most of us do—to live in a world where people are supported to do the work that we really need, the important caring work, then it's vitally important that we work together to correct structural imbalances and discrimination that has meant that caring work has been undervalued for far too long. We will continue making progress on that later in this week, so I commend this bill to the House.