The fact is that we said we were going to do this as a coalition Government—to do something in the first 100 days—to set up a working group. Now, the working group—let me go to the working group, because it's taken this much time to thoroughly go through and look at every single aspect that is going to benefit the industry—a $3 billion industry for New Zealand that we can grow and develop, providing that we look after the most vulnerable workers inside this. Now, let's go through the working group: Linda Clark from the facilitator of Kensington Swan; Alex Lee, film group Auckland; Alice Shearman, the New Zealand Writers Guild; Augie Davis, the Stunt Guild of New Zealand; Barrie Osborne, the film producer; Brendan Keys from Weta Digital; Erina Tamepo from iwi; Melissa Ansell-Bridges from Equity New Zealand; Michael Brook, Regional Film Offices New Zealand; Paul Mackay from Business NZ; Richard Fletcher, the Screen Production and Development Association; Richard Wagstaff from the New Zealand Council of Trade Unions; Sioux Macdonald from the Screen Industry Guild; and Tui Ruwhiu, the Directors and Editors Guild of New Zealand. What a comprehensive group to comprehensively look at a solution that we are trying to fix that they put through in 2010 under urgency without any consideration and with no ability for people to come and submit on. Now we've got something that is truly going to make this industry fly and look after the most vulnerable people within this well and truly establishing itself industry in New Zealand.