Do the sums and the answer is evident. As the Dyson Heydon report outlining trade union fraud clearly indicated, Parliament should bring to a speedy end the Labor government-sanctioned involvement by corrupt unions in billions of dollars of workers’ superannuation savings. Unless the Senate’s reluctance so far to pass the coalition’s legislative attempts to fix things (by ending the Fair Work Commission’s default system) has been changed by the Heydon revelations, there is now the implied threat of an early double dissolution election if Senators, including the ALP’s, fail to recognise the need for action.