Hon MICHAEL WOOD: And I'm very generously going to briefly respond to his questions around the timing of the bill by contrasting it with the fact that the National Party made its previous changes, which stripped away fundamental international worker rights, in urgency overnight. This Government has actually worked through a careful process of consultation and collaboration with the sector itself to develop these proposals. So the member's opening utterances, suggesting that there's deep alarm or concern in the sector, are entirely baseless. This piece of legislation is based on a tripartite working group, which had both unions and producers at the table, which brought back joint recommendations which have formed the basis for this piece of legislation, and the detailed provisions of it have been worked through very carefully with them over recent months. The member may have blinked and missed it, but there were a couple of other events over the course of 2020 and 2021 which did somewhat disrupt the Government's legislative programme, and we are returning to those important things now.