That would have been the principled approach to take, but it's not the approach that the Government at that time did take. What the Government did is as part of the 2017 Budget—and what we didn't know at the time, but turned out to be its dying months—pass a piece of legislation which basically said there was no right to bring any more such cases for care and support workers, and, as a sweetener to that, care and support workers would be paid at a certain minimum rate set out in the schedules of the Act. In other words, instead of the judges setting pay rates for groups of people, Parliament decided to start setting pay rates for groups of people, which, if you believe in open markets and willing employers and willing employees, is anathema—but nevertheless, that's what the then National-led Government did. 