So the unions find it hard to go around the country and to get New Zealanders to sign up and pay them a fee, and if they don't get those fees, it's very hard for them to provide money by way of campaign funding to the Labour Party. So together, when they were in Opposition, they came up with a plan and said, "What we should do is go back to the time"—and we heard this from a Green MP—"when 70 percent of the country was covered by bargaining rounds, which meant every year the Government would have meetings for a moment with the sector, and for hours and hours and hours with the unions, and they would come up with the pay rates and all of the conditions, and they would announce it from the Beehive, and it would be rubber-stamped and put everywhere." Well, this is what this legislation will do: take us back to the days where union-mandated agreement and deals are rolled out for employees and employers who have a perfectly good working relationship and they don't want the Government involved.