Hon Dr DAVID CLARK (Minister of Health): I'm delighted to respond to that member's questions. In terms of the Holidays Act, his assertion that perhaps this goes back to the prior Clark Labour Government is, I would say, inaccurate. The previous National Government recognised that there were challenges with the Holidays Act and passed law to change the way in which it worked. So they recognised the challenges that were in there and the mounting liabilities which needed to be addressed under their watch. They did it in a way that was ineffective, that didn't come through successfully, and then, as it became apparent that Government departments under the previous Government's watch were not paying their employees adequately—and I got to prosecute this as the Opposition economic development spokesperson, so I present as evidence those questions that I asked in the House in respect of the software they were using and their compliance with the law. It was discovered that the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment was not compliant under the previous Government's watch. It was also clear that the Police had not been compliant. Those things were beginning to be addressed under the previous Government's watch. They began to rectify them. Steven Joyce, when he took over, began to rectify those things. I also saw, under the Official Information Act, the advice provided to the previous Government on what they could do about the situation, including comply lawfully with the law, and it was advised against—a curious situation they found themselves in.