Hon MICHAEL WOOD: Yes, I would, thank you. As a part of Cabinet's decision to provide financial support for the bargaining process under fair-pay agreements, at the same time as we made those decisions we did also make the decision that parties who engage in collective negotiations under this piece of legislation would also be able to access that financial support of up to $50,000 per bargaining. I note that in the general employment law scene, parties as a matter of course do need to factor in and cover bargaining costs. That is a part of business as usual for most organisations, whether it's individual negotiations or collective bargaining. So it's not unusual that organisations will need to consider and fund some costs in a bargaining process, but we will actually provide a bit of additional support in this area, in recognition of the fact that it is a new process, particularly as it gets under way.