Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Well, I would make two points—I appreciate Minister Wood's response, but I would make two points in that regard. One, the very fact that a working group asked for something doesn't compel a Minister to grant it. Actually, one of the roles of a Minister is to say, "Good idea—we're not going to do it, because it's not necessary." I think, again, that's emblematic of a Government that seems to be led more by working groups than by independent thought and careful consideration. There is no need to reinforce the Health and Safety at Work Act in this bill, or the Human Rights Act.