I did want to mention that during the debate the word "patronising" was used. I think that was quite—yeah, I don't really have a word for that. I think what is patronising is how the National MPs have, all through this debate, tried to rewrite history on the 2017 pay equity settlement, which was, of course, a settlement that the National Party, at the time, had to be dragged kicking and screaming to make when, after taking Kristine Bartlett and her unions all the way through to the Supreme Court because the National Government, at the time, just didn't want to give those vulnerable workers what they well deserved. And so that is why we are here today. We are introducing a bill that will preserve existing terms and conditions, providing an interim pay increase, and ending that discriminatory situation that the National Party put them in. And now these workers will be able to take their pay equity claim. Thank you, Mr Speaker.