A couple of things that are worth noting here, in terms of changes that have been made since this was last in the House: the select committee, I think, has made a couple of useful changes. My understanding is that, from the select committee's report, I think there was broad support for these, including expressed in the National Party minority view, in terms of just improving some of the baseline protections that will play out in individual contracts. The first is that engagers will be required to tell workers that they can seek individual advice before they engage in a contract, or be required to give those workers reasonable time to consider that advice before they confirm their intentions. And there will, secondly, be enhanced protection against terms that might prevent complaints being raised by the individual worker under those individual agreements.