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UIScrollView - moving the view forward, but below the scroll indicators

I work with a custom view that inherits from UIScrollView. The problem I am facing is adding a UILabel, which should appear at the top, in front of other views. It works, but unfortunately it also covers scroll indicators.

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As you can see, the scroll indicator is hiding. I do not want to turn off the scroll indicators.

I add the views directly to the UIScrollView:

UILabel *subsection = [[UILabel alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, y * h, 
    [self totalContentWidth], [tableViewDelegate rowHeight])];
[subsection setText:subsectionName];
[subsection setTextAlignment:NSTextAlignmentCenter];

[subSectionRows setValue:subsection forKey:key];

[self addSubview:subsection];

and then bring them to the fore which

- (void) bringSubsectionsToFront {   
    for (UIView* row in [self.subSectionRows allValues]) {
        [self bringSubviewToFront:row];
    }
}

This behavior is confusing to me. If I look into UIView.layer.zPositionall the UIScrollView routines, they are all the same.

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