So I think that, as I said earlier, the more we get involved in regulation and legislation around employment relations, the more intolerant those relationships become, and it worries me that we'd be moving down that path. In fact, I think we're going back to a time in history when, and, again, I'm one of the few in this House that will remember, every summer holidays when you wanted to go to the South Island, the ferries were on strike, and the world stopped—I didn't actually go on the ferry on holiday, because I never had holidays in those days. But it is a challenge for us and I think it's something we need to seriously consider. The issue that we've really got is that there aren't many people in New Zealand who remember those days when we had labour relationships in New Zealand that were far from satisfactory, and I just hope that this sort of bill doesn't take us back there. So thank you, Mr Speaker.