I hesitate, but I can't help myself from comparing that to some of the instances of legislation that has been rushed through the House in this and the previous term of Parliament by this Government. But the Minister responsible for this bill, Jan Tinetti, has chosen to do the opposite. She's chosen to send the bill, after a long period of consideration, having previously been to a select committee, back to select committee again, with a considerable number of changes proposed. Most critical among them takes into account some of the objections that have been raised and acknowledges that there will be times when, for some legal purposes by some entities, the sex identity that was given at birth may still be relevant to some people for some purposes, and I think that the Minister has artfully allowed for that possibility in the way that that SOP is drafted. That, I think, is not only good lawmaking, it's actually good citizenry to promote a process that allows all voices to be heard and all considerations to be made in what has been a sensitive issue for people on both sides of a debate.