When introduced, we said we would listen to sound submissions. In order to address historical property issues that have contributed to the industry's decline, the bill introduces provisions to ensure that surplus racing property is vested back into the industry to enable its future growth, but the provisions related to racetracks have been carefully considered and are well balanced. They ensure there's good progress and process and protection for community interests. The Transport and Infrastructure Committee received written submissions from 922 submitters. That was supplemented by many oral submissions; the vast majority expressed general support for this bill. The committee has unanimously reported the bill back to the House with proposed amendments, and I thank them. The Government has accepted these amendments. We always believed that if we listened to the submitters we could have an improved legislative product. The interest and productive contribution submitted to the members of the select committee are welcomed, and my parliamentary colleagues should be thanked for their consideration of these matters.