So the Labour Party misremembers the past, because we did have a wage and price freeze from 1982 to 1984. I'll tell you what else we had back in the 1970s—there's been repeated references to it during the debate today and in previous days—which is a union system or an industrial relations system not so much focused on the flexibility of the labour market but on raw union power. David Seymour made reference earlier to the fair pay agreements being advanced by the Labour Party as being actually closer to the 1896 Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, and there's probably some truth in that. 