Can I just thank those submitters from all across different aspects of society, but particularly those from some ethnic communities who came and made their case. I wanted to tell those people, small community groups often, that they were a really important part of looking at this and saying, "It is too blunt. We need to make it a little less stringent and immediate. We need to have a gradated framework in which this comes into play." In that conversation—it was very much a conversation—there was a general acceptance that something needed to be done, but it just needed to be done over a greater period of time. And that's how we arrived, ultimately, at this period of transition, at, ultimately, a 20-year period of transition. I want to identify that Naisi Chen was a very good advocate for her community, the Chinese community, and, of course, Priyanca Radhakrishnan also was very, very much speaking out for the interests of the communities that she represents as well. So, yeah, Mark Patterson, did a good job here in the sense that he got us to think about it. Andrew Bayly certainly then took it a lot further.