My speech was a little more moderate than most. Mr Speaker said to me afterward that he couldn't tell whether I was supporting the bill or not. In Copperfield's, the Hon Annette King complimented me on my delivery. I think it's safe to say I've never had a poker-face as a politician, and it's still sad to me, despite understanding why, that major parties can't come together on good policy more often than we do. In saying that, my colleagues still give me gyp about getting a standard operating procedure regarding the extension of keeping-in-touch hours voted in by Labour in 2017, but I'm uniquely proud of it. Paid parental leave, including having workable conditions governing it, resonates. I am, of course, before a politician, first and foremost a mother, and it just goes to show what happens when a bit of common sense gets injected into parliamentary debate. I thank Iain Lees-Galloway for picking it up.