Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. As the Minister indicated, we won't be supporting this bill, the Screen Industry Workers Bill, which has had a very long gestation by this Government. It was introduced by a fellow called Iain Lees-Galloway. I don't know if people remember him. I think he was from Palmerston North. He introduced this way back in March 2020. But just going back before that, Jacinda Ardern—and, before her, Andrew Little—campaigned through 2017 that they were going to repeal the "Hobbit law". It was going to be an urgent matter and it was going to be something that was going to be dealt with by a Labour Government in the first hundred days. They were going to bring in collective bargaining and strengthen the unions, and this was very much part of the deal to support the unions and increase union activity in New Zealand. That was going to happen within the first hundred days. 