So it's a bit interesting, because the changes recommended by the select committee were then adopted at the committee of the whole House, and while it's very unusual to be discussing work done by a select committee at the third reading, in this case it's necessary because of the unusual process the bill followed as it came back to the House. Therefore, I want to thank the members of the select committee. They put a significant amount of work into this. We heard a lot of submissions over a couple or three weeks, and, of course, it was during the time when Auckland were basically imprisoned and so we had three captive Auckland MPs who couldn't get away from the submission process. They were there for good. But none the less, they persisted and did very well. 