So when we trialled that new system of the Minister in the chair and, instead of making five-minute speeches, we gave members the opportunity to ask as many questions as they liked, and the Minister was obliged to answer, it meant the Minister had to understand the legislation. And the Opposition, in particular, had to resist the opportunity to get up and make speeches about a piece of legislation they didn't like. And really, I just want to thank the House for everyone really contributing to that and making it work. It was hard, it was a bit scary for some people, and it took some people a bit longer than others to get used to it. But what we saw over these last two weeks, I think, was exemplary, and I think we will get much better legislation out of it as a result. So I'm pleased to see that that is now the norm and the expectation in this House.