Hon ANDREW LITTLE: That is not correct. If I can assist the member to understand the structure of the deal that was developed and that was subsequently voted on but rejected by the nurses most recently—there were two components to it. One was the standard cost of living adjustment that was consistent with the pay guidelines developed by the Public Service Commission earlier this year. There was another element that related to what was, effectively, an advance on pay equity in view of the fact that concluding the pay equity claim had taken much longer than both the DHBs and the Nurses Organisation had anticipated, but it was a way of getting additional income into the nurses' pockets. In any event, that was rejected.