New Zealand's screen sector is one that we can be really proud of. It's one that has grown significantly over recent decades, which is a significant contributor to jobs and economic development and which also helps to present New Zealand to the world. It's a sector that we all want to see succeed, and successive Governments in different ways have provided support to ensure that happens. But in my view and the view of the Government, there is one real blot on the sector in recent years, not one of the sector's making but one of the previous Government's making. That was the changes made in 2010 by the Employment Relations (Film Production Work) Amendment Act, sometimes commonly referred to as the "Hobbit law" but I don't want to besmirch the reputation of hobbits by associating them with that in my speech.