I used to work as an employment lawyer, and at one point I was negotiating out at the Canterbury DHB, and I was shocked to hear that that DHB received less funding per patient than anywhere in the country. It was our poorest people, and they were not getting the same service and funding that other people were, and that's really quite despicable. I'd ask the Māori Party that complained that this hasn't been a responsive Government to think about that, because that's exactly the kind of thing that this Government's done, which that party did not do when it was in coalition with the National Party. That National Party eroded the benefit. It eroded wages. It didn't agree with the kinds of things that we've done in terms of the minimum wage. The minimum wage has gone up and that is a wonderful thing, because those are the workers that I used to work for and they need it desperately.