So this bill, as I already said, restores an internationally recognised right to workers in the New Zealand film industry. It will provide certainty for the sector, ensures an enduring and well-supported workplace relations framework in the New Zealand screen industry. The workers will have the right to bargain collectively, they will have access to their fundamental employment rights, but at the same time the industry is still able to have the certainty they need to make sure that films can be made successfully in New Zealand. It was agreed by all parties who spent their time in the film industry working group. And again, for the National Party to disagree to this bill means that they are the only party in this whole House that is not agreeing to this legislation. So therefore I commend it to the House. Thank you, Mr Speaker.