ANGELA ROBERTS (Labour): I'm really humbled—really humbled—to stand and take a call on this really important piece of legislation that supports workers. Now, workers are also employers, and I'm really proud to support this piece of legislation that actually addresses some of the concerns that have been raised by the other side of the House. It is absolutely wonderful to hear so much from the other side of the House about their concerns that this bill might lead to discrimination against employees. They're concerned that workers will be discriminated against: women, people who have dependants—not just children, but parents, aunties, sisters, brothers—and caregivers. So it's heartening to hear that the other side of the House is worried about this potential discrimination. But I call on them to have a think about having an element of trust in employers that they are actually capable of making sensible decisions about how they look after and invest in their staff, and about how they can run their businesses effectively and productively.