Now, if sides aren't represented by an eligible union, or the two sides that are supposed to get down and do all this bargaining on a national level—there's supposed to be a union side and a business side, or employer association. Now, Business New Zealand told the Government to clear off—"We don't want to be involved in this and we don't want to be part of a thing that we don't agree with." And so two days after the Minister introduced this legislation, that he's been working on for four years and has been something that he's dreamt about every night for a long time—two days after he introduced that, he brings in a change saying, "Oh well, actually, the bill that I just introduced didn't do the job and so here's a proposed change which is to bring in a backstop so if Business New Zealand or nobody else turns up on the employer side, well, we'll just go straight to the Employment Relations Authority and they'll make a determination." 