One of the things that happened in the select committee was, I think, we all did that very well. We worked cooperatively, we changed what was actually—I think I described it in an earlier debate as "stone soup". We started with one set of rules, we looked at the submissions, we listened to lots of people and their experiences, and we built something that had a lot of components that were different. It was not a normal member's bill in that way, but it was an utter good-faith process. We ended up with something which is a really good starting point for that building. But it's not over, and I think those of us who are privileged enough to be on the select committee learnt what we need to do. 