RACHEL BOYACK (Labour—Nelson): What a rewrite of history about what actually happened with the Kristine Bartlett case and the National Party's dismal attempt at putting in place a proper pay equity system. So I'm just going to start with that, because one of the critical parts of a pay equity system is having the ability to assess the correct comparators. One of the things that the National Party's proposal did was it would have forced workers to compare with each other, not actually go through a robust comparator assessment to ensure that the correct male-dominated industries were being compared with. So that was a piece of law that we then changed when we became Government, and this Government has actually settled actual pay equity claims under the legislation that we have put in place. 