Hon MICHAEL WOOD: In my primary answer, I have already described how, in fact, the residency pathway that the member often refers to as being highly simple and easy to access, is in fact a little more complicated than is presented. Here in New Zealand, the residency pathway for aged-care nurses is a simple one: it is a two-year pathway to residency, which is a significantly streamlined process, and it applies to all 13 groups of nurses. The member might actually like to consider very carefully the issues at stake when it comes to the aged-care workforce. Because while a pay differential remains in place, which has been in place for a number of years, a straight-to-residency pathway for aged care nurses would in fact risk a very significant outflow of those very nurses into other parts of the healthcare sector, something that in fact key people in that sector have consistently raised.