I want, as other members who have sat on the committee have, to acknowledge the work of the officials in drafting this bill—Parliamentary Counsel Office for their work on the way through, but the officials for the way they presented to the committee. Clearly, they have done nothing else but work on this piece of legislation and its many and varied clauses. The chair, Mike Woodhouse, on Friday afternoon wished them a relaxing weekend, knowing full well that that was not going to be the case—and so it proved to be on Monday at 9.30 when we recommenced our consideration of this bill. The praise that is being heaped on those officials is well deserved and, I have no doubt, will continue throughout the further readings and the eventual passage of this bill, because it is a bill that we can all agree to and agree on.