Hon MICHAEL WOOD: Well, as I look around at the performance of some workers I don't think that they probably do all warrant an increase at that level, Mr Goldsmith, but for the most part, we do believe that workers do deserve to receive fair compensation for their earnings. Of course, across our system, employers, workers, and unions will negotiate their particular employment relationships, but as far as the Government's role is involved, we've been very clear that when it comes to the lowest-paid workers, those on our minimum wage, we will support a decent increase. These are the cleaners, the supermarket checkout workers, and the bus drivers who have got our country through COVID-19. That side of the House is prepared to see their living standards decline; this Government will support them.