Now, I do like the previous speaker, Mr Goldsmith, but it feels like we have been at different meetings listening to the submitters. So what I would like to do is I would like to bring the voice of our submitters to this debate. So what we heard from one submitter is the following: "The fact that there is no enforceable basic contract which guarantees minimum terms and conditions is a disgrace. These are standard overseas. Indeed, offshore producers are astounded when they ask for a standard contract and discover there isn't one. It makes us look like inefficient amateurs who don't value our performers." There was also a submitter who referred to industry practices as a "race to the bottom" and referred to New Zealand as a "bargain basement destination". Several submitters also told us that what was in fact the going bottom rate 20 years ago is now the going top rate. Now, that is a disgrace. One submitter said that the current legislation says that New Zealand workers are cheap and expendable, and she supports the bill as our screen industry workers should not be regarded as the wetbacks of the South Pacific.