Senator URQUHART (Tasmania—Opposition Whip in the Senate) (15:49): Before moving general business notice of motion No. 774, I inform the chamber that Senators Polley, Sheldon and Griff will also sponsor the motion. On their behalf and on behalf of Senators Walsh, Lines and Watt I move: That the Senate— (a) recognises that aged care workers provide essential care and support to older Australians every day; (b) notes that aged care workers are working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic; (c) agrees that saying thank you to aged care workers for their hard work and dedication is not enough; (d) acknowledges that our aged care system is in crisis with: (i) not enough aged care workers, (ii) inadequate training, and (iii) low pay and insecure jobs for the workforce; and (e) calls on the Government to urgently address the aged care crisis by introducing: (i) minimum staffing levels, (ii) better staff training, and (iii) enhanced job security for the aged care workforce.