At the end of the motion, add “but the Senate:

(a)   notes that this bill does not require contractors to provide for their superannuation payments, workers compensation, and for income insurance, normally mandated to be covered by an employer; and

(b)   calls on the Government:

(i)   to investigate the issue of cost shifting from private to public as a result of shifts in labour markets away from employment relationships to contractual relationships, where the absence of a mandatory requirement for superannuation payments, for workers compensation, and for income insurance to be covered results in a significant new and long-term burden on taxpayers, and

(ii)   to report to the Parliament within the next 12 months outlining what solutions it proposes to this problem”.