The Hon Michael Woodhouse is right. It was at the point of litigation. The claim had been mounted, but because it was a piece of law that largely had been a dead letter for—what?—45 years up to that time, a number of aspects would have been tested in court. But, nevertheless, I've seen an account that said that the Rt Hon Bill English—as I think he was at the time—had contacted one of the union leaders and said, "You keep winning in court. We should sort this out." 