Competitive tendering is driving down wages. This was stopped by Part 6A but then companies started tendering on the basis of putting more work into the same hours. Malia, I'm going to quote her. Malia to me is not just any worker that I have seen her story on the media, we have worked together. Malia, myself, and Mele have taken a plane to Auckland to negotiate and bargain with employers. After three weeks of hard negotiation, the only thing we got was 18c—18c. Malia said, "Every time we change the contract, it will always be our hours that will be cut down. Hours cut down, still more work to do." And Mele: "When a contract is tendered, the new company comes in. They all come with their price. They have to cut something to make a margin of profit in there, and they look at who? At cleaners. They cut our hours, yet the work remains the same, even sometimes more."