It's always helpful for those who are listening in from afar to understand what a second reading means, because not everybody does. The introduction of a bill to the House is the first reading, and, as is known, it gets referred to the select committee for those members to go through and to see whether there should be any changes after hearing submissions or evidence from the people who have an interest in that bill, in this bill. So the second reading today is about this bill having gone to the select committee and coming back to the House no sooner than the third day after the select committee has reported. Now, the select committee reported on 10 August 2020, so we're well out of that time frame of the third day, but the purpose of this debate is to look at what the main principles of the bill are and also any changes that have been recommended by the select committee to be factored in and included by way of amendments to the bill, which I now turn to, in this brief call that I have remaining.