Part 1 of the bill primarily contains the preliminary provisions of the bill, including key definitions, including the critical definition of screen production workers who are the group of workers who are covered by the provisions of this legislation. Can I, at this point of proceedings, just acknowledge the work of the Education and Workforce Committee that did consider this bill. It was, of course, about two years ago now. So it was a select committee of the previous Parliament who considered and reported back the bill that the committee has in front of it at this stage. The main change that the select committee made to Part 1 of the bill was to enhance wording in this part of the bill to ensure that workers do have the freedom to make complaints without any fear of there being any comeback on them. That's an important part of the bill. It was something that was heard from the sector, that there was a strong desire from both workers—from workers unions—but also producers in the sector, that we have strong prohibitions against practices such as bullying, harassment, and discrimination. So I think that's a good improvement that's in there.