Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety): Briefly, in response to the previous member, Paul Goldsmith, I'd just say that not everyone has the same irrational, bent-out-of-shape hatred of unions and collective bargaining that that member and his colleagues do, let alone the very people who make up the sector. As we've covered across the course of this debate, this bill has arisen out of a joint good-faith tripartite process in which the companies who produce screen productions sat down with the unions and the guilds, came together, and found some solutions that they're all happy with, and that's the legislation we have here before us. The title reflects that. I believe that stable employment relationships will be an important part of the sector prospering and growing in the future, and most people across the sector believe that. In recognition of the fact that there is some work to be done in order to get processes set up for the legislation to move forward with bargaining, we have extended the commencement to three months, which I think is a reasonable balance to strike.