The National Government did the in-between travel payment legislation that the Minister has referenced and thrown crumbs at, and it was designed to buy time for the normal bargaining processes between care and support workers, their unions, and their employers to be resumed. Five years was given; four years and eight months of that time under this Government. As Dr Reti has pointed out, and as this skinny departmental disclosure statement discloses, they didn't get on to this until a couple of months ago. They were completely asleep at the wheel, and detailed discussions with the unions weren't held until 3 May this year—between 3 May and 26 May. It, quite glibly, says, "The unions and employers do not agree with the quantum of the increase to the minimum wage rates to apply from 1 July 2022." Well, no wonder—they had five minutes to consider it. They had nearly no time to consider it.