Well, there's a fair amount of water that has gone under the bridge since the last time I stood up in this House—for this country, for this Parliament, for me personally. Certainly, my own personal challenges have been well traversed, and I do not intend to go through that in any detail this afternoon, but I do want to put on record some personal acknowledgments. To those colleagues on both sides of the House that reached out with personal messages of support and care, can I thank you for your compassion, because it had a huge impact on myself, my wife, and my family and reminded us as a family that there is something that unites us all in this House, regardless of political view, and that is care for each other. I just want to acknowledge that here today.