I do want to acknowledge—and, as I said, I wasn't on the select committee, but what I've heard from my colleagues is consistent—that Eugenie Sage, as chair, was respectful and thoughtful throughout, and I think those were the two words that have resonated on this side of the House in terms of this. This was a challenging bill under the time line in which the committee was faced, and the way in which she conducted herself in that role was well appreciated from our team. I also want to acknowledge the Hon Scott Simpson and our deputy leader, Nicola Willis, for their contribution in terms of that process. It has not often, I must say, in my short time in this House that we have been part of a process that is bipartisan, and I think that that has been acknowledged by a number of speakers here already.