What's happened to the collective responsibility? We've seen this during COVID, where the nation has come together as one to look after each other. But what we hear on that side: no, it's up to the individual. If you've got a stronger, bigger voice than anyone else, you're likely to get a better deal. But what about the many who do not have that ability? What happens to their rights and their ability to advocate—"Well, if you give that deal for that person, why can't I get that deal?" What is wrong with sharing a collective agreement that all workers in the workplace benefit from? So this bill is attempting to do that by putting minimum provisions during the negotiation—[Interruption] There you go. We've got an ACT member yapping over there. I'm looking forward to ACT's contribution to this debate. I want to particularly hear what they are going to do around lifting productivity and wages. I bet you it'll be some empty slogans that are, in my view, lazy around the lack of research into what this bill is actually doing.