So what we are doing now, when we're talking about jobs, is we are restoring the rights of screen production workers to bargain collectively to actually allow them to continue working as contractors. As we have heard from the Minister, currently these workers are deemed to be contractors. They are therefore not entitled to employment rights, and people might be surprised about that. These are human rights to bargain collectively—internationally recognised rights all over the world. In other countries, screen and film industry workers do have those rights, and from overseas they come to New Zealand with those rights—they would have bargained collectively for their rights—but yet we are denying our own people in New Zealand to have those same rights. It's absolutely appalling.