So it's good to be standing here debating this bill again relatively soon, because we now have the opportunity as the Rt Hon David Carter has done and as I have done today, to look through some of those debate notes, look through some of those speeches, and look through some of those predictions. Here we are—that was in 2018, September 2018, and here we are. The sun came up this morning, and here we are. We've had some fine members giving their valedictories today. We've had bills going through the House, and—surprise, surprise—having read through those Hansard notes, having read those speeches, actually so much of what's predicted didn't come to pass and didn't come to the fore. 