I think, in terms of the substance of the bill, again, Scott Simpson has raised a range of issues around both collective bargaining and what this means—I know Todd McClay has said some of this stuff publicly—in terms of pay rates and what we think will actually be the impact of this bill. We do note that the working group—again, one of the many hundreds of working groups set up by this Government—actually said that they believed that they were satisfied with the status quo. So while on this side of the House we recognise that it's very important to have a balanced workplace relations framework, we do want to put on the record the billions of dollars of economic development that have been created, the importance and the backdrop that this bill is going through Parliament, and the importance of a fair process around this bill.