I commend the work of the select committee and the officials in their efforts to address and to tweak some of the shortcomings in the bill, in particular around the carers who are hired by individually funded clients. It's already been traversed from the contributions made tonight in terms of the background to this bill, and in particular was noted around the Terranova settlement, which I actually didn't know that much about, but I was really pleased to hear the contribution from my colleague Dr Shane Reti about that. But, as has been traversed, it is really to give effect to those settlements which were in respect of the vocational and disability support workers. That was signed by the Crown and relevant parties on 17 June 2017. I'd like to acknowledge that the primary purposes were to address those historical inequities and to achieve that pay equity in a more consistent manner across the sector, and I think this goes a long way towards making that happen for the sector.