I'll come back to some of the learnings now two or three years later from that settlement, but if we just talk here in the second reading, I've already described the purpose of the bill. As the previous speaker said, we had 12 submissions—one was joint, so 13 submissions, if we like. They were useful. I found one that was particularly useful. We need to remember here that the departmental report was done on 9 September 2019. That's a long time between drinks from here to now. If we look at that departmental report and to the submission from Alicia Scroggins Meek, it's interesting that officials respond to her concerns around peer support workers and training by saying that the industry training organisation (ITO) Careerforce specifically includes peer support workers on the list. Well, what's kind of interesting is here now, nearly nine months later, it's an ITO. ITOs are gone. That is no longer a departmental option on that list. They have now been dissolved as transitional and will disappear into the great mega-polytechnic in the sky. So it's kind of interesting that this far afterwards, if you like, it's no longer valid advice. It seemed to be then; I contend it still should be, but that's a different bill, a different piece of work.