As the chair of the select committee, we received a record-breaking 107,000 written submissions on this bill, and I think that speaks to the heart of the level of engagement and interest in the topic that lies before us tonight. I thought it was important, as the chair, to kind of break down quickly where they came from. So approximately 61,000 of those written submissions came from form submissions—those that were generated online through a portal—and we worked with Opposition members in agreement that we would not have oral submissions from those that were simply a straightforward pro-forma submission. So we unanimously agreed on going ahead and analysing the 38,900 submissions. And of those 38,900, 69 percent supported the bill and 30 percent opposed. So there's approximately a 70-percent support for this legislation going ahead. Of all of those submissions, the committee heard in person around 800, which took a significant amount of time—I think approximately 18 sessions of sitting for full days. 