As part of the preparation for this this evening, I had a review of the deed of settlement, which I think provides quite a detailed overview in terms of the full account of what occurred back in the 1870s. For someone who was coming to this with little knowledge, I've learnt a lot from that overview. I guess that gives some context in terms of not only the importance of what we've heard this evening from a number of speakers before but also the importance of such a process that, in a bipartisan manner across the House, we join together to make progress, and I think we've heard that term used a lot this evening as well in terms of the progress that this process allows us all, as a country, to undertake.