TAMATI COFFEY (Labour—Waiariki): What a load of rubbish he just talked about just then—absolutely no idea about what the industry are thinking, what they are saying. If he had any clue about what exactly the film industry wanted, then all he would need to do is tune in to some of the narrative, some of the conversations that are going on. And here's one that's gone on: Robyn Malcolm, a proud New Zealand actress, she was the one that actually sent a message through to Radio New Zealand saying that at the time when the news was put out there that we were going to be doing this, she was delighted the law would be repealed; she cried in the airport. Here's a quote from her: "It was a hellish time for all of us and I'm so happy that our new Government has seen to right this wrong straight off the bat." She described the National Government's decision to change the labour laws for a Hollywood production company as "nothing short of embarrassing". She said the only protection that actors have is their ability to collectively bargain. 