There are also thanks that I would like to give specifically to members of the Opposition for their contributions. Penny Simmonds, who gave a constructive Supplementary Order Paper (SOP)—and while I would have loved to have had more time to have debated the SOP through the select committee process, I still welcome those interventions to improve bills wherever possible. I really, again, look forward to broader reforms to ensure that the way in which dogs are trained enables people to access the services of these dogs in a way that it is just but also that ensures that dogs get trained in a way that also guarantees safety and discipline. I think these are conversations that we'll continue to have. I know that the dynamics within organisations and the people who use their services needs to be continuously explored, and I think the Penny Simmonds SOP wanted to address some of those dynamics. 