INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): On 28 April this year, I attended a ceremony to mark International Workers' Memorial Day in my electorate in Dunedin, in Taieri. We put 56 crosses up, and each of those crosses represented somebody's mother, father, son, daughter—a worker who went to work at the beginning of a shift and didn't come home at the end of that shift. That was a really emotional ceremony, and it shows that work safety is an issue. Actually, the most dangerous industries that we have are the farming industries, construction sites, logging, and so on. I want to tautoko the unions and my hero, the late Helen Kelly, for the work that she's done in this space. So I do have some sympathy for the intention of the bill and some sympathy for the member who has proposed it.