I just want to put out here that this is a huge, huge attack on people's ability to use the Human Rights Commission to advance their economic equality, and this isn't about helping anybody in terms of the current economic crisis. This is in fact about hurting people and this is about women who put their money in the communities, who spend their money where they live and work, and then don't have access to the Human Rights Commission to advance their wages, even over a long period of time. And that's an absolutely critical issue.
This is not about pay equity; this is about pay inequity, and that's exactly what's going to happen to women's wages in the federal sector.