I also want to put on the record the value of contracting arrangements. It is a tendency in this House, on the other side, from time to time, to make out that anyone who is a contractor is somehow in a poorer position than someone who is an employee. I would suggest to those who hold that view that they go and talk to people who choose to contract because of the flexibility it gives them. The contractors I've spoken to, many in the film industry, are very happy with the employment arrangements they have. They note that their industry is quite particular in the way that it operates and that that flexibility has been useful not only to them but to their colleagues and the way that our New Zealand film industry has been able to adapt and innovate. I believe that valuing that role of contracting is important across our economy. Yes, many jobs are absolute employee-employer relationships, and I stand for protecting the rights within those relationships, but we must acknowledge the spectrum and the fact that many want to be contractors.