My question is to the Minister for Education, the Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations, the Minister for Social Inclusion and the Deputy Prime Minister. Yesterday the Deputy Prime Minister provided details on how the government was delivering on its election promise to replace the Howard government’s Work Choices with a fairer, simpler workplace relations system. Will the Deputy Prime Minister advise the House on the response to this announcement? And will the Deputy Prime Minister advise the House on progress in processing employment agreements?