What I find outrageous is the comments from opposite, whereby suggesting that this side of the House do not take into account the concerns and the voices of the care workers and support workers when the principal Act, section 8, that was put in place under that previous Government—existing claims were extinguished and potential claims were barred. Now, that completely takes away the voice of those particular workers. My colleagues on this side of the House have talked about many of the things that will be amended within this piece of legislation. I am very, very pleased to see that one thing that is not being amended is the fact that section 8 of the principal Act will be expiring on 30 June, and this side of the House is not changing that. Therefore, any claim or potential claim on behalf of support workers will be able to be raised going forward in the future. Now, if that is not listening to the voice of the sector, I don't know what is. I commend this bill to the House.