From the submissions, some of those stories of manipulation and misuse of power came through, because there has been a strengthening in the bill of protections against the use of undue influence. There's been the addition of situations of somebody trying to prevent people representing workers or trying to get somebody to terminate any work because of that individual's status as a member or non-member of a worker association. So, clearly, that is a very real dynamic where people have lost their opportunities to be working, and we know blacklisting is a very active practice in our screen industries that really does need to be stamped out. And this is more protection to try and change that culture, even though listening to the previous National member, the Hon Scott Simpson, rail against unions as if they're the devil's spawn as opposed to the collective voice of workers just surprises me. He might support terminating people's work on the basis of their union membership because he doesn't seem to understand what a union is. However, this provides protection against that, which I think is great. 