As a result of the amendments in this piece of legislation, we can be confident that those who are disclosing wrongdoing—and serious wrongdoing, as Mr Brown pointed out—can feel protected in doing so. People can safely go through the process, they will know what the process is, and they also can keep their identity and privacy, which is, of course, really important. We heard some really good examples. I remember my colleague Ingrid Leary speaking on this bill in the second reading, and she mentioned some examples from both the private sector and public sector, in fact, from her experience previously as a journalist. 