The truth is that care and support workers deserve so much better than the pay rates that Labour is pushing. We should have not been in a situation where the Government is rushing through legislation at the last minute, effectively silencing caregiver and community voices just to increase their pay by a paltry amount. Unions have said that if the same rate calculations were used today as were used in the historic Kristine Bartlett 2017 settlement, wages would be around—again, as I said earlier—$7 higher. So it just feels like exploitation, effectively, and this is why the Green Party cannot be voting for the bill as it is. We would have loved to vote for a bill that had reflected the fight of so many people, you know, all the way to 2017. And it is worth noting that the workers who will disproportionately be impacted will be Pasifika, Māori, and migrant women. 