There were also some comments from members in the House during the second reading of the bill about uncertainty for insurance contract, and I'm very pleased to be able to inform members that we've engaged with the insurance industry to make minor tweaks to the bill and provide them with more certainty and a reduction of costs. That change aligns the bill with the Government's work on the insurance contract law review. That'll mean insurers won't need to review their contracts twice following two sets of law changes. So that's some more good news about how this bill has progressed and changed—and been made better along the way. So, again, I want to thank the submitters on the bill. As I said before, these are relatively minor tweaks, but ultimately they will reduce costs and increase certainty for businesses, which is no small thing. 