The member asked why it's taken five years. This group of workers has had legislative pay rates, including legislated pay rises, over a five-year period. It's unlikely that any of the unions representing any of these workers could have grown their membership amongst this group of workers sufficiently quickly to negotiate a collective agreement that would have provided or afforded comparable protection. And I think everybody saw it as appropriate that while the legislation was in place and these rates were in place, that afforded a degree of protection. I know the unions have been working closely with this Government on fair pay agreements, and I think this group of workers would be a great candidate for a fair-pay agreement once that legislation is passed. Given the concern being expressed by so many in the House tonight about low-paid workers, particularly these workers, I look forward to all members' support for the fair-pay agreement legislation when it comes back to the House.