I just want to also challenge the idea that's been put forward by the National Party that this is left versus right. This is radical right-wing versus, actually, the majority of the rest of the world, and including conservative right-wing people like the Hon Jim Bolger, who led the working party that came up with this proposal. This is not right versus left; this is radical thinking versus the rest of us. The Greens are very happy to stand by the restoration of decent conditions, because those reforms from the 1980s and 1990s that took a sledgehammer to our social structures and employment laws resulted in more people being in precarious work; more people being on low wages; the voices and experience of working people—and most of us will have had this experience—not being valued or heard in their workplaces; and poor decision-making happening as a result; an entrenched, what I would describe as a, health and safety crisis, where our rates of workplace injuries and deaths are so much higher than comparable countries; where productivity has not kept pace with other countries. 