This bill is unusual in that it is a private bill, and they don't come into this House very often, as members would be well aware. Private bills are commonly used in this House for matters relating to trusts—for example, lands held on trust for community use. There are other things such as changes to the trustees' administering of a trust or the validation of scholarships allowances provided by a private trust, and the board matters are for private and not general legislation. So almost a privilege to be speaking on this private bill today, and, as we've noticed, a private bill supersedes members' bills. So that is why it has gone straight to the top of the Order Paper. That's why any amendment to a private Act must be introduced as a private bill and will appear ahead of members' bills. 