I want to start today by acknowledging Jan Logie, who could not be here today, because she's unwell, but she has been at the picket lines with these workers. She has consistently stood by the side of care workers and support workers and nurses and teacher aides and every other underpaid sector pushing for better pay and conditions. Support and care workers deserve better. They work long hours, often without breaks. They do some of the hardest work there is, dealing with complex needs, complex behavioural issues, hazardous waste, always on their feet caring for some of our most vulnerable New Zealanders, and I want to acknowledge those workers. Kia kaha, kia toa, kia manawanui. We need to start valuing care work and the workers that prop up our whole healthcare system. It's not OK to keep their wages low and keep our support workers from achieving fair pay because it's work predominantly done by women.