I want to, lastly, just recognise that building a culture of transparency of which this bill will support in local government is very important. It's very important because I think, as a number of speakers who have experience in different roles within local government have acknowledged, local government plays a crucial role in this country in terms of the delivery of both infrastructure, social services, and economic outcomes. So having an element of—or increasing the culture of—transparency within local government is something that we should in this House support. I hope that it encourages other people within our communities who have skills, experience, and background that would bring value to our local communities to consider standing for the local government elections, which are happening later this year. We need a significant number of strong individuals to put their hand up for those roles, and I am hopeful that what we are doing here this evening, as we've heard, is not going to place any barrier in terms of that process, and actually enhance that and make it, in a small way in terms of the culture, a more attractive place to be.