The final point I'd like to make in response to both speakers relates to Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 96, which is the SOP that seeks a change to the legislation to put a review in between three and four years after implementation. And the happy comment that I can offer is that the Government will be voting in favour of that SOP. I was approached by the Hon Julie Anne Genter about this proposal some time ago. We worked through the text of that SOP to a point of satisfaction. I'm pleased to see the ACT Party is now on board; that's a very unique alliance of political parties. I don't know if we've had such a vote with the three of us lined up on any issue in this term of Parliament, but I'm very happy to lend the Government's support to that SOP. I think it's a practical measure. This is important. I have confidence in this legislation, but I acknowledge that we're moving into new territory, and that there are complex issues, complex intersections of rights here, and so I do think that a review of that nature, as is crafted and agreed in that SOP, is appropriate, and the Government will be very happy to support it.