Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety): A couple of questions which have come up there: one around bargaining fees from Mr Watts, and then some questions around initiation from Mr Goldsmith. In respect of bargaining fees, these only apply to enterprise-level bargaining, and they only apply where a non-member of the union or guild concerned chooses to sign up to the enterprise-level bargaining. So, effectively, it's about recognising that that person, if they choose to do so, will be receiving the benefits of that collective contract bargaining process, and it's reasonable to ask them to make a contribution towards the costs of that, but others do not have to if they do not wish to sign up there. The fee is struck, as I understand it, at the lowest level of what the applicable union fee or guild fee would be in that particular case. 