MELISSA LEE (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It is a great pleasure to rise to participate in this debate this afternoon. I'd like to, first of all, acknowledge the gallery upstairs, with all of the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) people. It is their petition, which, basically, calls for the Leave no-one behind campaign to address digital exclusion. Earlier when the Minister actually got up and said that this should actually be talking about social inclusion—well, I actually disagree. Digital exclusion is right. The reason why they are digitally excluded sometimes when they refuse to participate is because they actually protest against the Government's move to being completely digital, with no front-facing services available for some of these people who have disabilities, who are aged, or who are unable to afford technology. I think it is right—they are digitally excluded, and, as a result of being digitally excluded, they are also socially excluded as well. I applaud your petition, which I was privileged to participate in, and we now have a special debate because I called for one—I'll take credit for that one.