What this bill does is actually rewards and keeps that incentive, the gap between the increase in benefits—the desperately needed increase—and work. They spend their time saying that they are the party for work, but what it is, ladies and gentlemen and those watching at home, is that this is a good bill. They know it. They can't bring themselves to actually come and say, "Good on the Government for doing something that should have been done a long time ago."—when perhaps they were in Government. 