Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety): Thank you kindly, Madam Chair. I'm happy to say a few words at the beginning of this part. Part 3 primarily deals with collective bargaining matters. As we've traversed over the course of the debate, this is a substantial part of the legislation that's before the committee this evening. The bill and the entire working group process that preceded it was established to deal with this fundamental problem that collective bargaining had, effectively, been taken away by a targeted piece of legislation under the previous Government, and we did not believe that that was a fair, equitable, or appropriate situation to have. As I've said specifically before, that was by dint of workers in the sector being classified by legislation as "contractors" rather than "employees" and having their ability to test that right in the courts was taken away by that legislation—