Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Before I provide some reflective and concluding comments in my third reading contribution, I want to briefly reflect on an interjection I made on the Minister of Health at the end of the committee of the whole House about not answering questions. There was one question that I thought was inadequate, but I actually want to commend the Minister for his contribution to the committee of the whole House. There are, I think, unfortunately, a small number of Ministers that I think really enter into the spirit of the committee of the whole House and the technical analysis of bills, and Mr Little is one of them. To the degree that he could, he attempted to address the very, I think, legitimate and quite important questions that the committee had, especially given that we didn't have the opportunity to do so in a select committee. So I put that on the record.