I do want to draw attention to the fact that there were some very significant compelling submissions, both in favour and against the bill, and so I acknowledge those. I regret that I was unable to speak about those submissions last week in the second reading of the bill, and the reason for that was that the House was sitting under extended hours while my new select committee was sitting, and I was required to be in an Estimates hearing. So I didn't get a chance to speak about those submissions, but I do want to acknowledge those who submitted both for and against the bill, because I think that they brought many compelling thoughts to bear. It was particularly interesting to hear from a number of those who have formerly been through our penal system. We don't often hear from prisoners or former prisoners on bills and their implications, and I listened to them with particular interest and was glad that they took the time to submit. The interesting thing was they weren't all unanimous in their views on this bill either. 