Just on that, we have heard from many Government Ministers across multiple portfolios who've quite simply said to the private sector—virtually to every component of the private sector—that they should just pay more. It's been a pretty tough message that the Government has given to, virtually, every employer in New Zealand who has been screaming for additional staff. Yet, when it comes to a Government entity, the response to the Government is: "We're not going to pay you more. Let's just defer the timetable." I think there's a lack of consistency around that message, which I think's a pretty important aspect that needs to be taken into account. If we talk about apple orchardists, farmers, manufacturers—everyone has been saying, from the Government Ministers, that they should be paying more to attract staff; I think, quite simply, that it hasn't been able to in some cases. In this situation, the Government's not prepared to front up. I think that just gives rise to this. Is this a case of the Government not doing what it's saying it should do to everyone else?