So I'm proud to be on this side of the House, who put our workers at the forefront of a modern industrial employment system here in Aotearoa New Zealand. It is well overdue. It is to return the ability to acknowledge that national awards pre-1991—and I've got to say, for my sins, I was actually working in the Department of Labour as a very young—yes, I might have been 10; OK, I was a bit older. In the Department of Labour, we actually had to do the policy work on the Employment Contracts Act. I can tell you that many, many of my colleagues were very upset that we were changing and decentralising the system out, and the flexibility. To my analysis, for the time I remained at that department, it did not lift productivity. In fact, it spiralled many, many workers up and down this country with the introduction of the Employment Contracts Act.