Then I want to get on to the question of the mandatory union deals that he is pushing through the House under the falsely named fair pay agreements. I want to know how he arrives at the characterisation that he makes of New Zealand's workplace relations framework, the many thousands of businesses up and down this country, as all engaged in a "race to the bottom". I want to know where he comes up with this, why he chooses to, kind of, characterise the efforts of New Zealand businesses as engaging in a race to the bottom, particularly given the fact that our minimum wage, for example, is one of the highest in the world. There's no exaggeration in that; it is one of the highest in the world. Certainly in relation to the median wage, it is very much amongst one of the highest in the world. So I'll be interested to understand where he comes up with the idea that in that context and with all the other provisions that we have in the New Zealand context, there is a race to the bottom going on, and that New Zealand workers are in this parlous state, notwithstanding imperfections that we see all around the world, and the desire for everybody to have higher incomes, which is very much the focus of all Government activities.