I think the other aspect just to recognise is that we have sort of been a little bit flippant around the fact that this wasn't thought of until a month out from where we are today, but that's the reality. You sort of reflect on this and you go, "Surely not. Surely that can't be right." I can imagine people at home going, "That can't be right." But that is the reality of where we are, and we've talked about and evidenced it this evening, and that's a great shame. Whether it's the fact that officials, or whatever, have been distracted by other aspects, at the end of the day Kiwis want accountability from their Government, they want accountability for delivery, they want accountability from their Ministers, and they just want to see that, when someone says they're going to get something done, they're going to get it done. The challenge here, and what we've seen through this bill, is that the reality is that we've got a Government that makes a lot of promises, does not have ability to deliver, and as a result someone pays the cost, and the cost in this example is going to be paid by some of the most vulnerable workforce. I commend this bill to the House.