We know—we know—people say we shouldn't be talking and bringing the voices of workers to the House. Well, I'm going to bring a couple of voices for you; some of our security workers. So, when you talk to Jason, he says each company is cutting each other to the lowest cost: "We get the scraps." How is it the worker gets the scraps? Wa'el: "I get really anxious and very stressed sometimes before the shift even starts, because I go without being provided with proper gear, without proper training, and without proper support." These workers are often working alone at night. They need support and training to make sure that, when they are confronted by people who are anxious or angry or drunk, that they've got the skills to be able to handle that—that they've got a radio so they can get some backup. It is absolutely not just acceptable but more than appropriate that workers are looked after to have a safe day at work. 