Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Madam Chair. I suppose I have just a few more questions around the whole engager representative that, as far as I'm aware, there's only sort of one floating around at the moment, and that's the Screen Production and Development Association. There may be some others that come along. Who knows? But they haven't involved themselves in these sorts of negotiations at all. So I suppose I'm just trying to think how the Minister thinks this is going to work if there were five different occupational negotiations started—one for the extras, one's for the camera people, another one for the writers, another one for the main actors, and another one's for the stunt people; I mean, you could have half a dozen under way, you could have a whole lot of enterprise-based ones as well—all requiring a completely new skill set for the industry to do this sort of stuff, and an enormous amount of work and cost. 