Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety): The particular features of this group of workers that are unique are the ones that I described in my previous comments, which were that the previous Government, by legislative fiat, took away their fundamental rights to be considered employees, to test those rights in the courts, and to be able to collectively bargain. If the member feels very strongly that there should be a consistent position here, he's very welcome to put up a Supplementary Order Paper to reclassify these workers as employees, if they wish, but I don't see any particular inclination from him to do that. In respect of the timing of the legislation, the member might take some comfort from the fact that Supplementary Order Paper 234 changes the commencement date of the legislation from one month to three months. 