IAN McKELVIE: Yeah, I'm getting there, Mr Speaker. It's a slow process. Thank you, Mr Speaker. It gives me pleasure to speak on the third reading of the Births, Deaths, Marriages, and Relationships Registration Bill and to be able to support its progress through the House, along with the National Party. I got to join this discussion just after the Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) was referred to the Governance and Administration Committee, and I was there in time to listen to the many, many submissions on it and take part in the discussion on the bill, which I thought the officials handled extremely well in difficult circumstances, actually, because we'd put some quite significant demands on them. 