Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. In his opening intervention in Part 2, Minister Wood made some interesting comments about National's support for aspects of it, as set out in the National Party view in the Education and Workforce Committee report. That is true, but that doesn't mean we can support Part 2 in its entirety. One of the reasons for that is that it's largely redundant: it sets out a range of obligations that are already in law. The most obvious one of those is the Health and Safety at Work Act. The bill, basically, requires the parties to comply with the Act. Well, we don't need another piece of legislation to say that the Health and Safety at Work Act should be complied with. Whether one is an employee, a contractor, an employer, a host: they all form a part of the transaction, in the Health and Safety at Work Act—as I'm sure the Minister knows, because he's responsible for it.