The pay increases that the National Party legislated for ranged between 15 and 50 percent over five years—five years, at which point brings us up to July just next week, at which the point of the legislation containing that very settlement would expire. I cannot imagine how we have got to this point. What sort of Mickey Mouse outfit is running this country? This piece of legislation has been in place for five years, and how often, everyone—how often—do we hear Andrew Little reminding us of what he's achieved in those five years and the nine years of neglect under the National Government? Well, here we go. This is five years of neglect from this Labour Government. They have had five years, and they would have known about it for every single one of those five years. But here we are today, in a panic, in a flap, rushing through an amendment so that all those thousands—65,000—of affected workers won't fall through the cracks after 1 July, in just a week's time.