Hon MICHAEL WOOD (Minister of Transport): Thank you, Madam Speaker, and at the outset of my contribution can I acknowledge others who have participated in the debate today. I think there was a little bit of doubt expressed in the early days of this debate as to whether members participating would be able to engage in a fully informed way. But I've actually found the debate to be a useful, informative—I wouldn't quite go so far as to say interesting—one, but I think we all walk away with a little bit more knowledge about why this bill is important and why the issues that we're considering are actually quite significant. Can I acknowledge the select committee who obviously have worked hard to get their heads around this bill. The suite of alterations made to the bill that was sent to the select committee are actually reasonably significant, and that's a sign of a select committee that was getting down to its work, that was working closely with officials, and doing what it's there to do, which is to improve legislation which is sent to it. If I can acknowledge the nine submitters, I think four of whom were heard in this process as well. I did have a little bit of a look at the submissions as I was sent here, and it was pleasing to see that across those submitters there did seem to be, generally speaking, support for this bill and for its intent. There were a range of useful suggestions and improvements, some of which have been picked up, but it would appear that, for those people who are most involved in these systems, there is a widespread recognition that this is an overdue piece of legislation.