Many acknowledgments need to be made, and can I again acknowledge those people who submitted at select committee and told that committee of the harrowing stories that they went through. The bravery that they showed at the select committee to tell those very personal stories, I think, needs to be commended. Can I also acknowledge all the members of the Justice Committee, led by the chair, Ginny Andersen. It is well known that 107,000 submissions on this piece of legislation were received, and I understand that the Justice Committee worked in a way that respectfully acknowledged all the submissions that were made on an individual basis, and they worked collectively and collegially to make sure that those who wanted to make an oral submission had their day at select committee. That also needs to be acknowledged, because some of these stories and some of the submissions were both harrowing from those perspectives of people who had been through disturbing conversion practices, and because of some of the obtuse fundamental beliefs of some of the people who submitted at the select committee too. So I want to acknowledge all the members of the Justice Committee and the staff that enabled that to happen to the point where we have got to today. Can I also acknowledge Ministry of Justice officials in that too. 