Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety): Mr Bishop earlier in the debate—somewhat not unfairly or rudely—referred to the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) as being the department that sort of collects up ephemeral things that don't fit in anywhere else, and we're perhaps on to the DIA part of the legislation with Part 5, which includes a range of miscellaneous provisions. Probably the key thing for members of the committee to be aware of are the provisions relating to the registrar of screen industry organisations and the provisions relating to workplace access. There are some, for the most part, relatively minor changes proposed by the select committee in the Supplementary Order Paper I have tabled here. Probably the most significant one from the select committee relates to some changes to the access provision. The provisions in respect of union access do enable access to be denied if there is going to be disruption to screen production activities. There's now, effectively, an adjunct to that which, basically, says that the parties will first try and see if you can arrange a way of there being access without that causing that level of disruption before you refuse access entirely. So it's just, effectively, pointing the parties to having a conversation to see if that can be worked around. Other than that, I look forward to discussion and any questions that members have on this part.