I want to briefly talk to the history that brings us here today, re-examining the Support Workers (Pay Equity) Settlements Amendment Bill. In 2017, I think Jonathan Coleman was the Minister leading this, then under a National Government. We enabled the Support Workers (Pay Equity) Settlements Bill, also known as the TerraNova or Kristine Barlett bill sometimes. A number of us sat on that select committee and grappled with complex issues such as cost pass-through and pay relativity. But we got to the end and enabled a bill. It was interesting, actually—during that process, the comparator for care and support workers was actually Corrections staff at that point in time. We go through, and the result was a scaled, tiered framework for an increase in wage rates that for the 65,000 caregivers was actually quite significant. Those 65,000 caregivers were mostly healthcare assistants (HCAs) and support workers across four funded sectors: the aged residential care sector, home and community, disability, and mental health and addiction. 