In the committee of the whole House, there are a number of very important questions that we need to be asking on behalf of workers and also their employers, who, as Penny Simmonds and I have pointed out in the first reading speeches, are under crushing pressure. This Government thinks that because they're not public sector organisations, and that some of them are allied to retirement villages that do pretty well out of property, that they don't deserve the fairness of having their costs recovered. Most of them—many of them, at least—are not-for-profits; well, they're not-for-loss either. Zero is a very small number, but they've fallen below that because of the neglect and the disgraceful treatment by this Government of those organisations. I think they deserve better.