So, having solved the three issues that the other side of the House clearly saw—consultation and teachers and resourcing—I'm sure now they will want to leap to their feet and rescind their previous determination on the bill. The bill not passing really is an opportunity lost, and it isn't too late for them to change their mind on this, because on the other side of the House I have heard speakers talk enthusiastically about the hope that a national languages strategy that the Government will put in place instead being the solution to this. But my great concern is that the national languages strategy that the Government will pursue will become just another plan, or idea, or conversation, or—perish the thought—working group which doesn't implement anything, in the way that so many of this Government's good intentions have gone. So I somewhat forlornly commend this bill to the House, thinking that the other side may probably not change their mind. Thank you, Madam Speaker.