So there were these disputes—or not disputes, but issues that were present with the bill. Where we got to, I think, in the end is that we worked—as the member said herself—collegially through those issues in the bill and, in some cases, we found workarounds. In some cases, perhaps they weren't the issue that was a problem, or in the end, actually—I think really in relation to most of the ones that I have discussed—it was probably a case of, well, even with a few of these problems, possibly unintended consequences, overall this is a good bill. It will work at a level, and so it is worthwhile. It is good to pass it, and that's the position that everyone on the committee and all of the parties, in fact, in Parliament—not even all of which were represented on that committee—have come to. 