I do just want to highlight before I move on to those other aspects—before I go any further, I do want to acknowledge the contribution of my colleague and friend Nicola Grigg. I think she set out in very clear fashion the progress of the bill and the process, as well, but if I might just also place it on record, I thought that for a relatively new member of the House and of our caucus, she's handled with great diligence and grace the competing demands from various sectors of New Zealand's community and the various pressures that she and her select committee colleagues have felt in relation to the bill. I think she produced in today's third reading a really good dissertation of the way that she's thought about the bill and the result, ultimately, that we have reached on this side of the House, along with the Government. 