I think it is worthwhile for us even to think about when we were plainly and simply planning how to enable accessibility, to enable transcription, to have sign language, to organise the sign language interpreters to come to support us, and to ensure the pace of the meeting was appropriate. All of these things we had to think about very carefully, so there but for the grace of God go I that I do not have to think about those things every day. I am incredibly privileged to not have to do that, which is why I am so delighted that at this second reading, we haven't changed the bill at all, but we, I believe, are unanimously going to support this bill in its second reading. With that, I commend this bill to the House. 