Turning now to the committee's work, the committee received an overwhelming seven submissions on the bill and one submitter presented an oral submission. Of the seven submissions, four expressly supported the bill—so that's a majority at least. The other three submitters did not take a position on the bill, so we now have an overwhelming majority of public support for the bill. No submitter expressed opposition to the bill progressing—an even more compelling reason why the House should eagerly embrace it and its contents.