They want to categorise everyone as a worker who is a unit of production, and that's not the view that we see on this side of the House. We have far greater respect for individuals and their ability to negotiate their own terms and conditions on the basis that they are intelligent, smart, capable, clever, professional people with skill sets that are sought after by employers—and in this case, filmmakers. On the Labour Party side, they don't see it like that at all. They want the union to be controlling it; they want the employees to be members of that union.