Now, the Minister already mentioned this, but back in 2010 when I was a law student, the right to bargain collectively for an agreement, which is an internationally recognised right, was taken away under urgency, removed from film production workers by the then National Government, without even hearing one single submission. And so from that time on, the workers in that film industry were deemed to be contractors and they were unable to bargain collectively. Now, this bill restores that right. As we heard from the Minister, the film industry working group that was brought together in 2010 did some really high-quality tripartite work, as the Minister referred to. They basically came up with a model that allows collective bargaining in the screen industry, and that's what this bill does: it implements that working group's changes.