Over the course of this debate, we have seen the differences in approach between the two sides of the House, and this came out most forwardly in the committee stage of the debate yesterday when we heard from the National Party a very negative, backwards-looking, low-road approach to employment relations. We were told that with the passage of this bill, workers en masse, apparently, will look to rip off the system and take sick leave up to the maximum, regardless of whether they are sick or not. We were told that employers en masse, apparently, will discriminate against women and people with dependants if this is passed. Well, on this side of the House—I said this yesterday and I'll repeat it again—we have a much more optimistic view of the way that employees and employers treat each other in this country, and our ability to make sure that everyone is treated fairly and to have productive workplaces all at once. As I say, we don't see those things as being in contradiction.