1. Hobbesianism
2. Pro-Democracy

The bill seeks to restore order and legality in the building and construction industry, addressing rampant issues like unlawful strikes and coercion, which have negatively impacted productivity and project timelines [Judgment]. By reinstating the ABCC, the bill provides a mechanism for enforcing compliance and maintaining industry standards, thus ensuring a stable environment for economic activities [Judgment]. The establishment of a robust regulatory framework aligns with democratic values by holding industry participants accountable for their actions and promoting respect for the rule of law.

1. Non-Discrimination
2. Egalitarianism

The re-establishment of the ABCC may disproportionately target unions and workers, potentially undermining their rights to organize and engage in collective bargaining [Judgment]. The bill's provisions could lead to an imbalance of power in favor of employers, restricting workers' ability to address grievances and advocate for better conditions. Furthermore, it may stifle legitimate industrial actions that are a fundamental aspect of democratic labor relations, thus risking increased conflict between employers and employees.