I also want to note, under Standing Order 269(5) that the Health Committee also had to consider the advice from the Attorney-General. The section 7 reports, I think, are incredibly important. They highlight bill of rights issues—therefore human rights issues—and I want to take the opportunity, actually, to acknowledge the work of the Hon David Parker and the Office of the Attorney-General. I'd like to thank Liz Craig, as the chairperson, for her diligent work, and in doing so, we have an amazing Labour team, but I also want to highlight the members of the Opposition, particularly Simon Watts, also Chris Bishop, and Penny Simmonds, who I thought played an incredibly constructive role, I hope she doesn't mind me saying, but given her reservations about this piece of legislation. I want to acknowledge Jan Logie, who did an incredible amount of work, and just generally thank the Health Committee for the thoroughness of their recommendations to the House. I want to note that they recommended by majority that this bill be passed, and they recommended all amendments unanimously. I actually think that is a very important point.