Hon JAN TINETTI (Minister for Women): I'm pleased to inform the House that the Public Service gender pay gap is the lowest it's ever been at 8.6 percent, down from 9.6 percent last year. This is a great result given that the gap was 18.6 percent when the measurement first began in 2000. When this Government came into office, we instigated the 2018 Public Service Gender Pay Gap Action Plan, and, as a direct result of this work, we have seen the gap decrease by a third in three years. This shows that with strong partnerships between Government, the Public Service, and unions positive change is achievable. As the Minister for Women, I do want to be clear, however, that no pay gap is acceptable to me, but I am very pleased to see we are heading in the right direction to close it and correct the imbalance.