Now, we all know what happened at the end of the day because of that imbalance in the employment relationships because, contrary to what the previous speaker told us, it's not a matter of just walking up to your boss and telling him or her what you want; it's actually an uneven playing field. So collective bargaining puts that balance a little bit back in the scales. But in the end, what happened is that the National Government rode roughshod over the people's working rights and, again, as I said, overnight, without any select committee process at all, put this legislation in place—took away the rights to collectively bargain for a group of New Zealand workers. They did that overnight. The Minister said, "an abrogation of the democratic process" and I think that's a wonderful word.