PENNY SIMMONDS: Arrogant and condescending—exactly—my colleagues are saying. So an example of an employer: the Presbyterian Support down in Otago and Southland are an employer of a number of aged-care facilities, and they provide a number of social services programmes. They are one of the aged-care facilities that has been to visit me on numerous occasions. They are absolutely screaming out for what's happening to their sector at the moment. So they've been given—I think it is—a 1.2 percent increase in their funding for this year. And they are supposed to somehow be recruiting and maintaining their registered nurses to allow them to continue. They are relying on these workers, these care and support workers, that are being treated so badly by this Labour Government. As my colleague the Hon Michael Woodhouse has said, we're going to need to tease out how this 4.6 percent increase to these workers is going to be funded. Because my fear is that this Government's just saying, "Oh well, sort it out—you employers—even though we've only given you a 1.2 percent increase, nowhere near the inflation rate, the extra spending you're having to do on the power and food and everything else associated with running an aged-care facility. Now you'll look after this 4.6 percent increase with no additional funding." Well, I can tell you that this extremely well-run Presbyterian Support, that has been operating for over 100 years, is going to run a million dollar deficit this year.