The other question I had was going back to the immigration point—and I know the Minister said he's not fully on top of, I guess, those interactions regarding pay and temporary visas, but basically with the Accredited Employer Work Visa, there is a requirement that employers have to pay migrant workers coming in the median wage for them to be employed. The reason why I'm asking in relation [Audio issue] because we know that migrant workers do make up a substantial portion of the workforce in that area, and at the moment, there is, effectively, an exemption to support workers needing to be paid the median wage. I think that's just a recognition that it is a low-paying sector. Other sectors that have that exemption include hospitality and tourism. I think my concern is that if the bill goes through at the rates that we have, basically, support workers who are coming on temporary visas will continue to have an exemption. I think it just will be telling that we accept the sector is going to be low paid.