In my second reading speech, I reflected a little bit on the value of that institution to our community. Not only is it an important educational institution which opens the eyes and the minds of our children in an important, educational way but it's an important facility for the community more generally. I don't think I've ever actually had more feedback on a parliamentary speech, which maybe says something about my parliamentary speeches, rather than my recollection of one evening there after a couple of nice glasses of wine, of watching the slightly psychedelic Pink Floyd show that's put on at the Stardome Observatory, where you sort of sit back and as well as listening to the outstandingly good albums of Pink Floyd in the late 1970s and early 1980s, there's a wonderful light show which is projected on to the star dome above you. So I can affirm to the House that this is an amenity that we do wish to see well supported.