Hon GRANT ROBERTSON: Hopefully, more towards Mr Owens' end than Mr Barnes' end. I want to thank the Clerk of the House and all of the staff who look after us both here in the Chamber and in the other work that we do. I particularly want to acknowledge all Parliamentary Service staff: our security, the messengers, our select committee staff, the cleaners, our Hansard staff, and the Parliamentary Library, who counted my questions today. I want to give a special thanks—a personal thanks—to the staff of Bellamy's and ICON and hope not to see them as often in the coming months. I want to pay tribute today, particularly, to those who guide the school groups around our Parliament. This is something that is a really special moment for many young people to come here, and they do the most tremendous job of opening up the mysteries of this place, and so I thank all of them and our tour guides as well, and all of the staff in the offices here in Parliament, ministerial and parliamentary offices, and especially our staff in our outside-of-Parliament offices, who do the most incredible job for all members across the House in terms of supporting the people in our community. 