Firstly, I want to thank you all for your very considered contributions, and I also just want to remind the House that sometimes we do disagree, but it is actually not a bad thing sometimes that we consider everyone's perspective and points of view, particularly when we have such an important piece of legislation to pass, so I just want to comfort colleagues that dissension isn't always a bad thing—it gives us perspective. Second, I want to say that one of the impacts of this legislation will be to support those who are impacted by historic sex abuse, and that there are very public cases going through courts at the moment where it is the case that the courage of victims to speak out often doesn't find them until they're a little bit older in life. That's one aspect that I didn't put in my first reading speech, but I want to make note of it now.