I want to specially thank the Hon Anne Tolley. Members will—well, I suppose maybe they won't all know, but it's fair to say that earlier in our political career we had a relationship which was relatively antagonistic. We had different philosophies of education in some areas, and I think both of us—I'm of the view, anyway, that Anne cares deeply about education but has a slightly different approach to what I have, and for, I think, about two and a half years we opposed each other in that role. So I think the good thing about that was that I could see in her a woman who, while I didn't always agree, was someone I respected. That is why, when we were having discussions about the other presiding officers, I did make the suggestion that Anne could be the Deputy Speaker, and I'm really pleased that she agreed to do it. She has led a lot of work coming out of the Francis report. 