What I want to also refer to there is around the 560 submissions that were received on this bill. The majority of these submissions were opposed to the Minister having significantly more influence, particularly around the employment conditions related and aligned to those collective contract arrangements. This is estimated—in terms of if I talk about cost burden on these businesses—somewhere in the region of an additional $14,000 to $110,000 per business. And some of these businesses aren't big, but there is a complete disregard from that side of the House in terms of the imposing of additional costs, significant costs—110 grand; that is a heck of a lot of money for some of these small businesses—and this is what I refer to as another sea anchor being thrown out of the back of the boat to drag along and slow down our business community, when they should be being unshackled from regulation and allowed to get on and prosper and share that economic growth with this country. 