Because this Government had five years when they should have addressed this and they did absolutely nothing. Well, no, that's not true. They didn't do nothing. They set aside half a billion dollars to pay consultants to rearrange a health sector, which I'm really keen to see how that's going to go, having looked at how badly their rearrangement and centralisation of the polytech sector has gone. I'm very keen to be talking about that a bit more, given how badly that's been exposed. Actually, that's going to be another interesting one for us to talk about when redundancies get announced before consultation, and I would have thought unions would have seen things like that happening as a lack of good faith and predetermination. So clearly, perhaps, this Labour Government isn't as joined to the hips with the union as they might have once been, because they seem to be running roughshod over all the normal union processes that you would expect to happen.