DAVID SEYMOUR: Well, he also said he didn't know what he was doing. But you think about it: if there was ever a Government that you thought might have a chance of actually settling these pay equity agreements, you would hope that it might be one that was 30 percent union organisers, but as it turned out, they were not able to do that. That has got us into the current muddle. The previous Government didn't have the courage of its convictions to put in place the proper policy. The current Government hasn't had the alacrity or the urgency or the wealth or the wherewithal to actually settle the pay equity agreements, and, as a result, we are like a tinpot little country here, under urgency, passing laws because we've run out of options through the lack of alacrity shown through this Government. And yet, all the party is able to do is support it, because the alternative would be even worse. Thank you, Madam Speaker.