The bill does reflect Labour's values, as I've mentioned. It promotes justice and transparency, but it also protects the survivors of crime and their communities. So I think, just to reiterate, this has really been a great process to be able to observe as somebody who did not sit on the select committee, but who has an interest in fairness and justice, who has experienced the trauma and impacts of being around a very violent crime, and then has also seen the way that this House can come together sensitively and look at really complex issues that involve both health and justice, the balancing of rights, looking at privacy and privacy issues in a changing and evolving digital world, looking at how to ensure that people feel safe and can make their victim impact statements, and it really shows this House at its best. So fḁiåk se'ea to that, fḁiåk s'ea to Ginny Andersen, the chair of the select committee, and to all those involved in the process. I commend this bill to the House.