SIMON WATTS (National—North Shore): Thank you very much, Mr Chair. I agree with my colleague—it's good to have the mask off to have this conversation. Yeah, thank you very much, Mr O'Connor. I've got a couple of points or questions I want to get into actually—raised in the legislative statement but linked to Part 1 in terms of purpose, and then a question in regards to clause 10. But I guess it builds on some of the comments made by the Hon Paul Goldsmith regarding the consultation process. I would be interested to hear from the Minister in regards to the engagement process around the purpose of the bill with international providers in particular as part of that tripartite group that he has referenced. In particular to that, I refer to the legislative statement where it talks about a strong and world-leading film industry, maintaining competition—and I quote—"between businesses offering this production." Obviously this sector is an international sector. It involves multiple players from multiple countries, and one would simply assume and hope, no doubt, that we have included dialogue and feedback from those providers as part of the process that's been undertaken to draft this bill. So I think some clarification as to what that looks like would be very helpful.