The discussion in previous stages of the bill, in, obviously, its various readings—and also, I recall, quite an interesting, I think, and helpful, if I may say, committee of the whole House stage. I do so with all due modesty, as I think I recall that I was one of those who was willing and able to make a few contributions. I do acknowledge that the Minister at the time was engaging seriously in that discussion, and so I think that having followed a parliamentary process where, of course, all the usual boxes are ticked, we did also, I think, do ourselves a service as a committee of the whole House, and now the House proper, of giving it some pretty thorough scrutiny. That's important, and it's in an area, of course, for all legislation, but particularly so where there's an opportunity for people to exercise rights and responsibilities in the face of possible wrongdoing. 