I would leave you with a suggestion for one of two paths for the committee.
One is carving division 15 out of the legislation. I recognize that, in a budget bill, those kinds of asks are pretty big. However, we've heard a number of people talk about that need for other provisions.
The other approach is delaying the proclamation of these provisions going into force until a later date, such as a year from now. With the way the wage-fixing provisions are written in the legislation, they do not come into force until a year after the legislation is passed. That could easily be expanded to the other provisions of these amendments.
That has a number of benefits. It's going to allow for consultation, proper consultation, proper public debate, about what these provisions are going to do. It also creates a very good set timeline for what the government committed to doing in terms of a second round of consultation. Give the competition law and other stakeholders a year or so to really dig into these amendments. Frankly, this is the only forum—this and tomorrow at the industry committee are pretty much the only forums—that we're having to debate these bills. That is not enough time, so more time, such as through delayed proclamation, can really help.