But I also want to thank my Labour caucus colleagues, Rachel Boyack, Naisi Chen, and Dr Deborah Russell, who have worked with me at all stages of the bill. Given that that select committee consists of five—there's one I haven't mentioned. So to avoid isolation, the Hon Michael Woodhouse, can I thank you also for your work in committee. I want to also again just acknowledge the staff that have been involved throughout this process from the select committee to the advisers with the Department of Internal Affairs and the Parliamentary Counsel Office for their understanding of the changes, and also my own staff here in the parliamentary precinct and my electorate office back home. As I have previously mentioned, I think the select committee has done a sterling job at reworking this bill into a better shape than when it received it. I think that's something that we all hope to achieve. When the select committee process is working well, we end up with some good stuff coming out of it. 