I'd just like to finish my contribution by voicing my concern and my sincere disappointment that my colleague Penny Simmonds was unable to get her Supplementary Order Paper 145 accepted by the Government. I thought about it when Simon Bridges was giving his valedictory speech. He said that select committees, in the process of Parliament, should not be rubber-stamping activities, and that that should be the place where there is real debate. As we work our way through legislation in this House, and we get to the point of the committee of the whole House stage, that is the last chance we get to make amendments to any piece of legislation, and that is the point where Penny introduced her Supplementary Order Paper. Very sadly, it was voted down. 