About—as also has been said—38,900 submissions had unique content, and those are the ones we engaged with. So about 70 percent of those were positive, so that means approximately 68,000 voices were actually lost in this process because they were identified as form submissions, even if they added unique text to that form. So I think this is a very important lesson for our community organisers: that if you're out there encouraging people to engage in our democratic process, absolutely this is critical, we need that, go for it—go with guidelines, not necessarily templates. Always encourage submissions that are unique, because three lines of authentic voice have more weight than the most beautifully crafted and carefully articulated submission that was written by someone else. Shout-out to Chargn Keenan, who organised our webinars to explain this bill to people, and to Rainbow Greens, who guided thousands of people to submit in their own words.