Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I say to that worker thank you, as I do to all health workers, for the extraordinary work they have done over the last two years and continue to do in these extraordinary circumstances. I would also say to him that this is a Government that since it has been in Government has striven to materially increase the remuneration of health workers, and we continue to do that with all of the health unions with whom we are negotiating. In addition to renewing collective agreements, we have also embarked on a number of pay equity agreement negotiations with unions in the health sector. We have reached agreement in principle with two large sections of the health workforce, and we have more to come, including with the health workers in his group, represented by the union currently representing him, in a pay equity process. But as the court recently determined, the pay equity process must remain separate and distinct from the collective bargaining process for renewal of the collective agreement.