HELEN WHITE (Labour): I am very proud stand in support of this bill, the Construction Contracts (Retention Money) Amendment Bill. I just wanted to talk about what this bill is about and the kind of depth of the mischief that has been around for quite some time. This bill is about making sure that, when a builder—or somebody in construction—makes a deal, they will hold aside some of the money that they're rightly owed because of their work; until the main contractor is confident that they have done a good job and there aren't issues which need remedying, that money is safe and secure. In 2013, as Julie Anne Genter pointed out, we had the collapse of Mainzeal. Mainzeal was a very, very big company, and it had many irons in many fires, and people didn't see that coming. They were utterly dependent on the integrity of the directors and the managers of that company and they got let down because they lost a lot of money. A whole lot of people who were tradies got lost in the system. They got cut out of money that was owed to them and a lot of people got hurt. And we knew that back then. 