So at a difficult time for the industry, what this Government is proposing is a very substantial reform of how the employment relations are dealt with and introducing collective bargaining. If you just think for a moment: they've never had collective bargaining in the sector up until the introduction of this bill. They haven't had it. It's all been contractors, people doing things their way. A lot of people would argue that the system works pretty well and there's not a burning platform out there that requires it—the sector is on its knees and it needs transformational change. No, this is an ideological decision by the Government. They want to strengthen unions and they want to introduce collective bargaining to this industry. 