Well, many, many years ago in Africa, a president of a country—President Mobutu,—ran Africa. He said it was democratic and it wasn't. They had one of the worst economies in the world. Mr Mobutu every year would decide how much people were paid. The country was called Zaire. Then one day the world started putting pressure on him to say "But you aren't democratic and this isn't working, you deciding by yourself." Why can't businesses and employees have a relationship where they can negotiate and decide how they will work together? Do you know what President Mobutu did? He changed the name of Zaire to the Democratic Republic of Congo. To members opposite, here's a hint: if you have to put "democratic" in the name of your country, you're not democratic. If you have to put "fair" in the name of a piece of legislation when it comes to pay agreements, it is not fair to anybody other than making it easier for your union mates. That's it.