Now no one—no one—is disputing the nurses' pay increases wasn't needed; they are the hard-working backbone of our DHBs, and we welcome that their pay increases occurred. The problem is the Government has not extended an increase in funding to the aged-care sector to be able to match the funding or the pay of the registered nurses in the aged-care sector with the DHB, and so they are losing nurses week after week. They can't put up their fees; the Government price caps what they can charge. So they are squeezed by no additional income, no ability to put up their fees, and this competition from the DHBs—that is taking our registered nurses out of aged-care facilities.