Those of us gathered in the House well know what a second reading is about. I'm always conscious of the people, the members of the public who may be listening, tuned into this, and so I'll just express that the second reading of this bill is after the first reading puts the bill to the select committee, where there's been careful scrutiny and due consideration. Accordingly, I acknowledge the members of the select committee who gave service at that time. However, importantly, the officials, who have sat and listened to the full extent of the submissions, and there were, in total—the Justice Committee received and considered 81 submissions and heard evidence from 22 submitters. So the select committee was ably assisted by officials from the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Office of the Clerk providing advice on the bill's legislative quality, and the Parliamentary Counsel Office assisted with the legal drafting.